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DECORATED SPINDLE WHORLS FROM MIDDLE HORIZON PATARAYA
Ñawpa Pacha, 2008The production of cloth, even to meet a community’s most basic needs, is one of the most time-consuming activities in non-industrial societies. This would have been all the more true of the beautiful textile arts of the Andean Middle Horizon. This paper presents data on a common artifact class related to textile manufacture, spindle whorls, recovered ...
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Spindle Whorls, Gender, and Ethnicity at Late Chalcolithic Hacinebi Tepe
Journal of Field Archaeology, 1998Abstract Hacinebi Tepe, a small site along the Euphrates River in southern Turkey, has two major phases of occupation during the Late Chalcolithic period (4th millennium B.C.). The earlier phase is a local Late Chalcolithic occupation, and the second phase shows evidence of contact with Uruk Mesopotamia.
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Archaic Spindle Whorls of Cowboy Cave and Walters Cave in Utah
Kiva, The, 2019The theory that spindle whorls were used in the Archaic Southwest is proposed to explain the presence of spindle whorls at the Archaic hunter-gatherer of sites Cowboy and Walters Caves.
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Paleorient, 2012 Spindle whorls are an ubiquitous artifact, yet can often be elusive in their interpretation. Nomenclature inconsistencies make comparative studies challenging, and lack of information or detail on primary context can compromise efforts to reconstruct the
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