Ancient Egyptian And Greek Looms
Ancient Egyptian And Greek Looms
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The crosses are neither the same size nor shape inthe two columns and curiously their white hafts in both columns pointto the left instead of one row pointing to the left and the other tothe right. Then again the white point at the right apex of the zigzagon the left corresponds to a red point at the left apex of the righthand zigzag, but if the girdle had been woven on an advanced loom withdobby and harness these points would have been red in both places.
As regards the large number of warp th...reads to the inch which Mr. Leeputs down as 272-340 (107-134 per cm. ), this does not by any meansindicate a complicated piece of machinery for the weaving of this beltor any other fabric. The greater the number of threads to the inch thefiner must the threads be in order to get them into the allottedspace, and in the weaving there will be so many more threads to raiseand lower in order to make the shed opening. It means multiplying thework but does not necessarily mean that a more complicated loom mustbe used in the weaving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crosses are neither the same size nor shape inthe two columns and curiously their white hafts in both columns pointto the left instead of one row pointing to the left and the other tothe right. Then again the white point at the right apex of the zigzagon the left corresponds to a red point at the left apex of the righthand zigzag, but if the girdle had been woven on an advanced loom withdobby and harness these points would have been red in both places.
As regards the large number of warp th...reads to the inch which Mr. Leeputs down as 272-340 (107-134 per cm. ), this does not by any meansindicate a complicated piece of machinery for the weaving of this beltor any other fabric. The greater the number of threads to the inch thefiner must the threads be in order to get them into the allottedspace, and in the weaving there will be so many more threads to raiseand lower in order to make the shed opening. It means multiplying thework but does not necessarily mean that a more complicated loom mustbe used in the weaving.
What to read after Ancient Egyptian And Greek Looms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roth Henry Ling to read onlineMoreLess
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