[Bonetools] weaving combs

[Consuelo Mata Parreño]

Dear all,

In the Iberian Peninsula Iron Age the combs are different. In the Late Bronze Age Age/Early Iron Age rounded (1st image) and in the Middle Iron Age are rectangular (2nd image). Always they are made of bone and ivory. Really, We do not think they are used as textile tool.

Consuelo Mata


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> El 26 Oct 2015, a las 10:54, trzaska at lineone.net escribi?:
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