This book explores the fascinating history of textile production, tracing the origins of weaving and spinning back to the earliest known examples. Drawing on a wide range of sources and archaeological evidence, the author explores the various tools and materials that have been used by weavers and spinners throughout history, as well as the important role played by animals in the production of textiles. This compelling work is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of human technology and innovation.
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