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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Craftswomen"”.

  1. Crafting Clementina: Using Material Culture to Interpret the Contributions of 18th-century American Craftswomen in Scholarship and at Public History Sites

    … important insight into the lives of 18th-century craftswomen in scholarship and at public history sites, where they have historically been minimally interpreted. Objects and their physical features reveal important insights that go beyond existing written records, especially for populations that …

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  2. The Value of Dress in the Cecil Household, (c. 1550-1612)

    … as the crucial role artisans and craftsmen and craftswomen had in the creation and care of early modern garments. Thus, the thesis explores how cloth and clothing in Elizabethan and early Jacobean society became linked to abstract concepts such as power and authority through the more concrete …

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  3. Contrasting epistemologies in the use of natural dyes, Central Highlands of Chiapas

    … of Chiapas is no exception, where a few textile craftswomen transform various local plants, roots, and berries into colourful dyes and import some pigments into the area, maintaining sharing networks between different ecological regions. Still, these practices persist today with great difficulty. …

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