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Excerpt from Aboriginal American WeavingThe second type of weaving, also of cedar bark, is begun like the last mat, but the elements are so placed as to cross the sur face diagonally alternate strips passing diagonally downward to the right and left as in Figure 3. These strips are not woven but plaited over and under each other without the addition of a weft element as in weaving. When the side edge is reached the strips turn over at right an...

Excerpt from Basketry of the Papago and PimaThe investigation herein reported was made during the winter months of 1910 - 1911 in some two dozen Pima and Papago villages, as a part of the Museum's systematic study of the peoples of lower culture in south western United States. All the principal villages of the Santa Rosa Valley and foothills were visited, together with those of the Santa Cruz near Tucson, including San Xavier, Kioto, Little Tu...

Excerpt from Yarn and Cloth Making: An Economic Study, A College and Normal Schools Text Preliminary to Fabric Study and a Reference for Teachers of Industrial History and Art in Secondary and ElementaryThe rural school with limited appropriation, as well as the expanding city school, needing help in a wise selection of library books and stereopticon slides, will find the carefully rated bibliographies and reference lists of illustrations of i...

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Excerpt from Yarn and Cloth Making: An Economic Study, A College and Normal Schools Text Preliminary to Fabric Study and a Reference for Teachers of Industrial History and Art in Secondary and ElementaryThe rural school with limited appropriation, as well as the expanding city school, needing help in a wise selection of library books and stereopticon slides, will find the carefully rated bibliographies and reference lists of illustrations of i...

Excerpt from Aboriginal American Weaving The second type of weaving, also of cedar bark, is begun like the last mat, but the elements are so placed as to cross the sur face diagonally alternate strips passing diagonally downward to the right and left as in Figure 3. These strips are not woven but plaited over and under each other without the addition of a weft element as in weaving. When the side edge is reached the strips turn over at right ...

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