Cloth
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Entities extracted from this source (3)
Coarse brown bark cloththing
2 claims cited from this source
a.k.a. coarse bark cloth, bark cloth
Fine cotton cloththing
2 claims cited from this source
a.k.a. fine cloth of brown and earth color
Dark brown cotton fragmentthing
1 claim cited from this source
a.k.a. piece of dark brown cotton, alternating dark brown and natural cords
Chunks (1)
chunk 4016 · paragraph 0
Cloth
COARSE BROWN BARK CLOTH USUALLY FOUND IN CONNECTION WITH SANDALS AND UNDOUBTEDLY WORN AS INSOLE AND STOCKING, FINE CLOTH OF BROWN AND EARTH COLOR (COTTON) USEDAS BANDS, STRINGS AND FOR CLOTHING, G STRINGS, ETC. SOME PIECES OF DARK BROWN COTTON ARE FOUND. ONE PIECE WOVEN OF DARK BROWN AND NATURAL COLOR CORDS ALTERNATING IS IN THIS LOT. IT IS A FRAGMENT.THE MATERIAL OF THE COARSE CLOTH IS SHREDDED BARK (WILLOW?) AND OF THE FINER CLOTH, COTTON.
22 Jan 2015
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Subjects: Archaeology; Anthropology; Dr. Walter Hough; Indians of North America; Native Americans; Pueblo Indians
Location: Tularosa River, Catron County, New Mexico
Via DPLA from: [object Object]