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Bronze Age Woollen Textile Production in England: A Consideration of Evidence and Potentials
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2021)Responding to recent advances in knowledge about the first arrival of woollen sheep in Europe and linked investigations of textile remains on the Continent, this paper argues that our insight into the role of wool in the ... -
Creativity and Knowledge
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Missing link: an early wool textile from Pustopolje in Bosnia and Herzegovina
(Journal article, 2018)In 1990 the excavation of a group of tumuli in south-western Bosnia was published in the pages of Antiquity. The key discovery was the Bronze Age burial of an adult male (Pustopolje tumulus 16), wrapped in a large woollen ... -
News from Çatalhöyük
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Textiles, cordage and basketry from Catalhöyük
(Chapter, 2021)Textiles, cordage, matting and basketry are all made of organic materials that are easily perishable and therefore rarely found in archaeological excavations, except in special conditions that have allowed their preservation. ... -
Towards Textile Textures
(Chapter, 2018)Bronze Age textiles display great diversity in texture, showing that this was deliberately and creatively explored. Some are thin, open, almost veil-like fabrics, while others are thick and dense (Figure 1) (see also Grömer ... -
The use of local fibres for textiles at Neolithic Catalhöyük
(Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2021)Woven textiles from Çatalhöyük in southern Anatolia are among the earliest-known examples of weaving in the Near East and Europe. Studies of material excavated in the 1960s identified the fibres as flax. New scanning ... -
Visuality - Movement - Performance. The Costume of a rich woman from Franzhausen in Austria, c. 2000 BC
(Chapter, 2018)In Franzhausen in Austria, some of the largest and most important Early Bronze Age cemeteries are known, unearthed during rescue excavations of the Austrian Cultural Heritage Agency (Bundesdenkmalamt). At Franzhausen I ...