Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
fusaïoles
English translation:
spindle whorls
Added to glossary by
Yolanda Broad
Jun 12, 2003 09:59
20 yrs ago
French term
fusaïoles
French to English
Art/Literary
Archaeology
archaeology
Dans les sépultures de femmes se retrouvent des pièces liées à des activités textiles (fusaïoles, alênes).
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spindle whorles
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Domaine(s)
– Weaving Arts
– Tools and Equipment (Textile)
Domaine(s)
– Tissage (Artisanat)
– Outillage et équipement (Industrie du textile)
spindle whorl Source CORRECT
fusaiole Source CORRECT, FÉM
CONT – Weight placed on the end of a
hand spindle to increase the mobility of the spindle. Depending on fibre and method of handling, spindle whorls vary greatly in size and weight. They are made from such materials as clay, stone, wood, bone, and ivory. Source
CONT – Objet discoide, percé d'un trou
central, dont le poids assure la rotation régulière du fuseau lors d'un filage à la
main. (Des fusaioles en terre cuite, en
pierre ou en bois de cerf constituent
souvent le seul indice de l'apparition des
textiles au néolithique.)
Article on Culture and Arts - [ Traduire cette page ]
... An other new activity was also shown by earthen spindle whorles - large beads of
clay placed on the lower part of sticks to serve as counter-weights in the ...
www.ncca.gov.ph/culture&arts/cularts/ ccta/prehistory/prehistory-new.htm - 29k
Domaine(s)
– Weaving Arts
– Tools and Equipment (Textile)
Domaine(s)
– Tissage (Artisanat)
– Outillage et équipement (Industrie du textile)
spindle whorl Source CORRECT
fusaiole Source CORRECT, FÉM
CONT – Weight placed on the end of a
hand spindle to increase the mobility of the spindle. Depending on fibre and method of handling, spindle whorls vary greatly in size and weight. They are made from such materials as clay, stone, wood, bone, and ivory. Source
CONT – Objet discoide, percé d'un trou
central, dont le poids assure la rotation régulière du fuseau lors d'un filage à la
main. (Des fusaioles en terre cuite, en
pierre ou en bois de cerf constituent
souvent le seul indice de l'apparition des
textiles au néolithique.)
Article on Culture and Arts - [ Traduire cette page ]
... An other new activity was also shown by earthen spindle whorles - large beads of
clay placed on the lower part of sticks to serve as counter-weights in the ...
www.ncca.gov.ph/culture&arts/cularts/ ccta/prehistory/prehistory-new.htm - 29k
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