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An exploration of prehistoric spinning technology: Spinning efficiency and technology transition

Author:

Erica Tiedemann and Kathryn A. Jakes

Category:

Magazine

Publisher:

Archaeometry, 48:¬† 293-307

Published:

2006

Description:

An experimental archaeology study that compared hand production rates for textile yarns. Archaeometry, 48: 293-307

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