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Kate Dinnel |
At the March 6 CCASM meeting Kate Dinnel shared with us the evidence for textiles
in the archaeological record and
from museum collections, the methods used to make the textiles, the conditions that allowed some textiles to survive, and so much more. Kate also talked about many of the plants that were used to make these bags, baskets, and mats in the past, as well as her attempts to grow some of these plants at
Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum.
And it is always good to have "show and tell". Kate brought recently made examples of a bag and of cordage made from different local plants.
Kate Dinnel is an Archaeology Specialist in the Education Department of
Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum.
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Before the Talk |
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Hands-on Time |
Attendance: 17
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