Making a Neolithic Textile Tool From Thorns! @SallyPointer
Making a Neolithic Textile Tool From Thorns!  @SallyPointer
Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Working from a number of surviving early Neolithic tools from the circum-Alpine Neolithic pile dwelling villages, I'm recreating and testing a textile processing toolkit as part of my MSc in Experimental Archaeology final dissertation.

This tool is brilliant for processing bast fibres for high quality cordage, twining and basketry use.

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Making a Neolithic Textile Tool From Thorns!

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