Nora Frankel, Susan Heald, Thomas Lam, Marcelo R. Pace, Michael Galban
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Untangling Indian Hemp: Identifying Woodlands Bast Fibers in Collections
Many textiles produced by Native American Woodlands cultures are made from bast (phloem) fibers from North American plants. While bast fibers are easy to identify with microscopy, determining the e...
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