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It’s going back to the library 😭😭😭 but I put a hold!!! Anyways, really fascinating look at how different parts of textiles created entire fields (like chemistry and computation) and industries and how textile production affected human history.

So far really interesting

I like the theory that ancient math was inspired through weaving.

“We blasé moderns may denigrate portraits of women holding distaffs or working wheels as mere symbols of domesticity and subordination. For our ancestors, however, they reflected a fundamental fact of life: without this constant labor, there could be no cloth.”

Women’s work 💪😤 don’t sleep on the ladies they are so important. Our reduction of ancient women is just another tactic of the patriarchy!!