Abstract. Recent excavations at Çatalhöyük in Anatolia, Turkey have recovered remains of textiles, cordage and basketry that add to finds from previous work at this Neolithic site. Along with occurrences from other sites in the Near East, North Africa and Europe, they enable charting the development of textile techniques. This paper argues that the woven textiles found in Çatalhöyük (6700–6500 cal. BC) fit in a long development in the Palaeolithic, Epipalaeolitic and Pre-Pottery Neolithic periods, during which strings and basketry techniques were used to produce a large variety of objects such as shelters, rigid containers, and flexible fabrics that may be termed textiles. Çatalhöyük is currently the earliest site where preserved woven text...
Over the past 30 years, research on archaeological textiles has developed into an important field of...
Ancient knowledge of the textile arts production and weaving techniques belong to the world's intang...
The question of what people in bygone times wore and the way in which textiles were manufactured has...
Knowledge of textile history, including fibre, technology, tools etc, is essential and absolutely ne...
Over the past twenty years, research on textile has received increasing attention in archaeology ...
A team from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, led by Miquel Molist, has been working on the Te...
Textiles, cordage, matting and basketry are all made of organic materials that are easily perishable...
There is evidence that ever since early prehistory, textiles have always had more than simply a util...
Textile production is one of the oldest crafts and has played a crucial role in societies. Yet, very...
The aim of this research has been to consider the existence of an incipient textile production at th...
International audienceThis volume aims at opening up new perspectives in archaeological textile rese...
This paper focuses on the study of bone tools potentially linked to textile production and, in parti...
Artifacts and products related to spinning became relatively abundant in the southern Levant during ...
The aim of this report is to provide a summary of the latest developments in the textile archaeology...
Among the operations required in the overall cycle of the ancient production of textiles, Greek and ...
Over the past 30 years, research on archaeological textiles has developed into an important field of...
Ancient knowledge of the textile arts production and weaving techniques belong to the world's intang...
The question of what people in bygone times wore and the way in which textiles were manufactured has...
Knowledge of textile history, including fibre, technology, tools etc, is essential and absolutely ne...
Over the past twenty years, research on textile has received increasing attention in archaeology ...
A team from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, led by Miquel Molist, has been working on the Te...
Textiles, cordage, matting and basketry are all made of organic materials that are easily perishable...
There is evidence that ever since early prehistory, textiles have always had more than simply a util...
Textile production is one of the oldest crafts and has played a crucial role in societies. Yet, very...
The aim of this research has been to consider the existence of an incipient textile production at th...
International audienceThis volume aims at opening up new perspectives in archaeological textile rese...
This paper focuses on the study of bone tools potentially linked to textile production and, in parti...
Artifacts and products related to spinning became relatively abundant in the southern Levant during ...
The aim of this report is to provide a summary of the latest developments in the textile archaeology...
Among the operations required in the overall cycle of the ancient production of textiles, Greek and ...
Over the past 30 years, research on archaeological textiles has developed into an important field of...
Ancient knowledge of the textile arts production and weaving techniques belong to the world's intang...
The question of what people in bygone times wore and the way in which textiles were manufactured has...