Textile Fibers used in Eastern Aboriginal North America

About this book

In the early 20th century, as interest in Indigenous cultures surged, A. C. Whitford's "Textile Fibers used in Eastern Aboriginal North America" emerged as a pivotal scientific study. This document meticulously examines the diverse plant fibers utilized by Eastern Indigenous peoples, highlighting their intricate knowledge of natural materials and sustainable practices. Whitford delves into the specific applications of these fibers in crafting textiles, showcasing the cultural significance and technological ingenuity behind each method. Ideal for students, historians, and civic activists, this publication offers a rich understanding of Indigenous resourcefulness and artistry. Discover the profound connection between culture and environment through this essential exploration of textile innovation in North America.