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... Early fabrics . Many fabrics produced by the simple early weaving procedures are of striking beauty and so- phistication . Design and art forms are of great interest , and the range of patterns and colours is wide , with pat- terns ...
... Early fabrics . Many fabrics produced by the simple early weaving procedures are of striking beauty and so- phistication . Design and art forms are of great interest , and the range of patterns and colours is wide , with pat- terns ...
Page 177
... Early looms . The earliest evidence of the use of the loom ( 4400 BC ) is a representation of a horizontal two- bar ( or two - beamed - i.e . , warp beam and cloth beam ) loom pictured on a pottery dish found at al - Badārī , Egypt ...
... Early looms . The earliest evidence of the use of the loom ( 4400 BC ) is a representation of a horizontal two- bar ( or two - beamed - i.e . , warp beam and cloth beam ) loom pictured on a pottery dish found at al - Badārī , Egypt ...
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... early 1970s was basically the same , although the gov- ernment intended to introduce legislation to prevent or at least to inhibit the further fractionalization of land used for farming . Cereals predominantly wheat and barley - are the ...
... early 1970s was basically the same , although the gov- ernment intended to introduce legislation to prevent or at least to inhibit the further fractionalization of land used for farming . Cereals predominantly wheat and barley - are the ...
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