Complex Weavers Medieval Textiles Study Group Newsletter 33
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Issue 33 (September 2002) of the Complex Weavers Medieval Textiles Study Group newsletter. The main article by Carolyn Priest-Dorman discusses kruiswerk, a figured linen weave, and presents a 12-shaft draft of a c. 15th-century textile (Tx 60) from the Abbey of St. Truiden, Belgium, linking it to the 'crosse werk' of the 1456 London weavers' ordinances. The coordinator's news covers the Shroud of Turin restoration, the Genghis Khan tomb expedition, digitized Gutenberg and Vatican manuscripts, and the Halmyris martyrs' tombs. Other items include part III of a tapestry-weave sample series, a Weavers' Gallery of reconstructed cloth and pouches, a review of Fustat Finds, upcoming exhibitions, and a call for samples.
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- Web Doc
- Date
- September 2002
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- English
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- 8
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