Look At Costume Culture In Primitive Society From Clothing, Textile And Dyeing

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Natural objects - animal skin - linen - wool - silk.

In ancient times, people lived in the mountains and forests. People naturally used some things that could be readily obtained to protect themselves from the cold, such as leaves, thatched grass, and hunting skins. The way of wearing was the simplest, but the bark was limited, and the bark and leaves of trees were brittle and brittle. Therefore, ductile fibers began to be used, which expanded the source of human clothing materials, and linen, wool and silk became the main materials.

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The earliest use of flax crops?

In 6500 BC, Anatolia is today's Turks.

By 3000 BC, people began to use wool.

In China, the Neolithic Age (10000-4000 years ago) began to raise silkworms to get silk.

Development of ancient Chinese clothing materials

Silk: China began to reclaim silkworms for a long time ago. Archaeologists have discovered a lot of silk fragments in Yangshao culture more than 5500 years ago.

Ma: before the Tang and Song Dynasties, the main materials used by the people were commonly known as "cloth", which means linen.

In addition to hemp, GE and wool are also used as fabrics, but the output is relatively small.

Cotton: before the Tang Dynasty, cotton cloth was called "white fold", which was rare and precious.

In the Tang Dynasty, cotton production gradually began to enter China from Southwest China.

In song and Yuan Dynasties, Huang Daopo learned advanced cotton spinning methods in the Li nationality. The cotton cloth replaced silk and hemp in the Ming Dynasty and became the most popular material for Chinese people.

Imagination of sewing clothes on the top of the cave

2., textile:

Bone cone spinning wheel

In the Paleolithic age, human beings invented tools such as bone needles, bone cones and so on, and began to sew the skins preliminarily, so that they can gradually fit the shape of the body. In the Neolithic age, agriculture was produced, and the earliest textile tools such as spinning wheels were created.

3, dyeing: green is better than blue.

After the appearance of textiles, humans also learned to dye natural dyes, which were taken from plants, fruits and flowers.

The earliest dyeing material recorded in China is "Book of Songs", among which there are records of "picking up" and "picking blue".

The original meaning of "blue and blue" is the name of grass, because it is humid, so most of them grow on the edge of the water.

When people wear plain clothes to draw water from the river, it is known to people that they are touched by the juice of bluegrass and can not be washed away.

The color of blue grass is called "green" color, so today's "green out of blue" is the reason.