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Women's Work: The First 20,000 Years : Women, Cloth, and Society in Early Times | E. J. W. Barber
Drawing on the latest archaeological and technological research, this intriguing study of women's history explores the relationship between the development of the fiber arts and women's roles in society.
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ManyWordsLater
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I decided that I should own more of the women‘s studies books that I am reading so I can *gasp* write in them.

But I‘m going to return “who‘s afraid of gender” because I think I can find it used and I‘ll feel better writing in a preloved copy.

Could you ever write in a book?

JackOBotts I definitely could (hey #LMPBC & @suvata ✍️), but I often find I‘m pulled in and just want to read on rather than pause to pick up the pen. I aspire to annotate! 🤣🤣🤣 2mo
TheBookgeekFrau I find it almost impossible to read without pen in hand 😂✍🏼 2mo
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JacquelynLovesYou
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Just started this. Very interesting so far. The author is both archeologist and a weaver so she can explain both the anthropological and technical aspects of it.

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Augustdana
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This is so Canadian, I‘d be ashamed if this book sale wasn‘t so awesome! It‘s held once a year in Niagara Falls, and the money goes to local women‘s shelters.

Lcsmcat Wow! 7y
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Tanisha_A
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50 women heroes who changed the world! This article makes me more educated. Read here - http://bit.ly/2p4rZkP

tpixie Interesting! Thx 7y
BookishMe Thanks for sharing! 7y
Tanisha_A @tpixie @BookishMe Glad to have done so! 😊 7y
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heatherspoetlife
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Spent my afternoon in this gorgeous 3 story library in Derby, CT. It was built in 1902 and the inside is even more gorgeous than the outside.