Needlework As Art
Needlework As Art
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129.
2 An Egyptian Dynasty called themselves the Shepherd Kings.
3 Yates gives endless quotations to show how ancient and how honourable an occupation was that of tending sheep.
MATERIALS. 127 that coloured wool. Chemmis, the city of Pan, retained its celebrity in the woollen trade down to the conquest of Egypt by the Romans. Nineveh and Babylon en- couraged the manufactures and commerce in woollen tents, wall-hangings, and carpets. Nowhere were they so richly embroidered. 1 Solomon purchased w...oollens from Egypt. Damascus supplied the Tyrians with wool for their rugs. The stuffs and textile fabrics of wool, of the Chinese, Assyrians, and Chaldeans, are recorded in the earliest writings of the human race. How much their decoration depended on weaving, and how much on embroidery, we cannot tell. The products of the Babylonian looms are alluded to in the Book of Joshua, 2 and also by Ezekiel. 3 Assyrian stuffs were always celebrated for their splendid colours and various designs ; among which were hunting scenes, battles, and special emblematic adornments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
129.
2 An Egyptian Dynasty called themselves the Shepherd Kings.
3 Yates gives endless quotations to show how ancient and how honourable an occupation was that of tending sheep.
MATERIALS. 127 that coloured wool. Chemmis, the city of Pan, retained its celebrity in the woollen trade down to the conquest of Egypt by the Romans. Nineveh and Babylon en- couraged the manufactures and commerce in woollen tents, wall-hangings, and carpets. Nowhere were they so richly embroidered. 1 Solomon purchased w...oollens from Egypt. Damascus supplied the Tyrians with wool for their rugs. The stuffs and textile fabrics of wool, of the Chinese, Assyrians, and Chaldeans, are recorded in the earliest writings of the human race. How much their decoration depended on weaving, and how much on embroidery, we cannot tell. The products of the Babylonian looms are alluded to in the Book of Joshua, 2 and also by Ezekiel. 3 Assyrian stuffs were always celebrated for their splendid colours and various designs ; among which were hunting scenes, battles, and special emblematic adornments.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marianna Margaret Compton Cust Alford to read onlineMoreLess
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