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This week on the blog, the back half of last-week's look at commercial textile production, discussing pre-modern trade in textiles:https://acoup.blog/2021/04/09/collections-clothing-how-did-they-make-it-part-ivb-cloth-money/ …
That closes out the How Did They Make It series on textiles for the blog (though I have a few smaller 'addenda' posts planned) but I really do want to stress with this topic all I have given is a very rough overview of a complex and varied production process.
Not only are there a lot of complexities in each stage of production which I couldn't get into, but there is also a TON of regional variation. I'm very Europe-Rome-Greece-Mesopotamia focused in this series because it's what I know, but obviously people make textiles everywhere.
But hopefully actually foregrounding textile workers - who are *so often* left out of the popular imagination of the past - does something to bring this part of the pre-modern economy (one of the largest parts!) into better focus.
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