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The fabric of daily life: approaching the sensory experiences of spinning and weaving in 5th-4th centuries BCE Greek domestic contexts, with specific reference to Olynthos
Women’s lives in ancient Greece remain difficult to access and dominant narratives portray them as unskilled and socially isolated. Archaeology has not substantially challenged these perspectives. Making cloth was a significant activity for women and offers a productive means for illuminating their
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