Staying warm in the upland southwest: A “supply side” view of turkey feather blanket production

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#考古学のおやつ 3/3 →cf. William D. Lipe et al. "Staying warm in the upland southwest: A “supply side” view of turkey feather blanket production" Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports [ScienceDirect (@sciencedirect)] https://t.co/xHvnvZ26tH

“In this article, we examine the archaeological evidence for the production and wide use by Ancestral Pueblo people of robes or blankets made of turkey feathers wrapped around fiber warp cords.” https://t.co/Bk3CvSEXXe

RT @wsuanthropology: For Ancestral Puebloans, every day was #TurkeyDay: everyone had a 🦃 feather blanket to keep warm. Drs Bill Lipe, @Tush…

Did you know it took about 11,500 feathers for Ancestral Puebloans to make a warm turkey feather blanket?

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