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I have to admit, given such an important topic, this post (despite its length) feels insufficient. There's a lot I couldn't fit in here (I think there will be at least one 'addendum' post covering more complex weaving patterns and tablet weaving)...
...but the real central idea here is not so much the processes and techniques, but the labor intensity of textile production and what that meant for the lives of household spinners/weavers - which must have been most women in the pre-modern world. Check it out!
Have you read Hild? Would you consider writing about it? There’s a lot there that I recognize from your writing, both fallacies and facts.
So how did women fill all of the hours "gained" by living in a culture or climate that required fewer clothes? Did it in any way affect distribution of labor? More "babies strapped to backs" working in the fields?
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