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DescriptionThe American Indian Fig 14.jpg	English: Fig. 14. Ancient Mexican and Egyptian Drawings of Spinners. The first shows the prevailing New World method. There is some doubt as to what part of the process is represented in the Egyptian figure, but the draft, or tension, is supplied according to the Old World method
Date	1917
Source	The American Indian
Author	Clark Wissler

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