Transcriber's Note

Punctuation errors have been repaired.

The author uses some archaic and alternative spelling, for example,

nooze for noose, gramms for grammes. These have been retained as

printed.

The original text contained an erratum, as follows:

Erratum:--Page 39, Line 5, for Dr. Henry Porter, _read_

Dr. Harvey Porter.

The error has been fixed in this e-text.

The following amendments have been made:

Page 8--Calliaud amended to Cailliaud--"... as well as

those of Cailliaud and Rosellini show that ..."

Page 11--Tehuti-hotep amended to Tehuti-hetep--"... from

the tomb of Tehuti-hetep _circa_ 1938-1849 B.C., ..."

Page 18--netsinker amended to net-sinker--"... the

material is not suitable for a net-sinker, ..."

Page 19, Fig. 21 caption--cm. amended to in.--"...

Breadth 6.5 cm. (1-11/32 in.)."

Page 23--pecularity amended to peculiarity--"When I

noticed the peculiarity first, ..."

Page 23--analagous amended to analogous--"We know how

closely analogous to 'darning' was ..."

Page 27--safron amended to saffron--"2. This is a

coarser fabric, has been dyed with saffron, ..."

Page 29--Millemetres amended to Millimetres--"Micro

Measurements of Ten Fibres in Millimetres."

Page 32, Fig. 31 caption--Etrusian amended to

Etruscan--"... an Athenian skyphos found in an Etruscan

tomb ..."

Page 32--repeated instance of use deleted--"... there is

apparently no evidence for the use of such objects ..."

Page 35, Fig. 33 caption--templete amended to

template--"The template for regulating the width of the

cloth."

Page 37, Fig. 35 caption--whorle amended to whorl--"...

the fragment of a comb and a chalk spindle whorl, ..."

Page 38--commonally amended to commonly--"They are

commonly cut out of the hard chalk, ..."

Page 38--archaeologists amended to archaeologists--"...

the ingenuity of our ablest archaeologists at home and

abroad ..."

Page 38--impossibilty amended to impossibility--"As

regards the practical possibility or impossibility ..."

The Figures have been moved, where necessary, so that they are not in

the middle of a paragraph.

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