Tag: archaeological textiles
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The Bronze Age Artifacts Unraveling What We Know About Anatolian Textiles
This post explores two burnt textiles that reveal something new and blue about Bronze Age textiles in Anatolia.
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The Stonehenge Artifacts With Hidden Designs
This post explores a Nasca geoglyph, the spider, that is collectively part of the Lines of Nasca and Pampas de Jumana.
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Inside the Physics of Past Textile Techniques
Physicist, Dr. Sabetta Matsumoto, takes us inside the inner workings of an Egyptian knitted sock and other historical textile techniques, including embroidery and smocking. In our conversation, we explore what…
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The Viking Artifact That Offers a Glimpse Into Daily Life
This post explores a Nasca geoglyph, the spider, that is collectively part of the Lines of Nasca and Pampas de Jumana.
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Lost Socks of the Archaeological Record
This post explores the archaeology of lost socks and how we study socks when they no longer remain in the archaeological record.
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Did Ancient Egyptians Use Tampons?
This post explores the hidden archaeology of menstruation and the past study of this topic.
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The Archaeology of Knitting
This post explores the archaeology of knitting and how this fiber art transformed parts of the ancient and modern world.