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@ -61,7 +61,6 @@ the interdependence between textiles and their production context
(Fig.1).
![Textile production as interactions between resources, technology, and society (adapted from Andersson Strand et al., "Old Textiles, New Possibilities," p. 151).](../static/images/yvanez/fig1.jpg "Textile production as interactions between resources, technology, and society (adapted from Andersson Strand et al., "Old Textiles, New Possibilities," p. 151)")
**~~Figure 1. Textile production as interactions between resources, technology, and society (adapted from Andersson Strand et al., "Old Textiles, New Possibilities," p. 151).~~**
Despite the inherent limitations of such theoretical models, this
@ -112,7 +111,6 @@ Nubia, which favored turned wooden whorls, and those from Central Sudan,
where decorated ceramic was clearly preferred (see Figs. 3, 5, 8).
![Tila Island, House VI: map and location of textile tools (photographs and drawings E.Yvanez. from A.J. Mills’s excavation diaries, map reproduced from Edwards, "Appendix 3. The Meroitic settlement on Tila Island," p. 113, fig. 36).](../static/images/yvanez/fig3.jpg "Complete spindle, Ballana, tomb B58. Tila Island, House VI: map and location of textile tools (photographs and drawings E.Yvanez. from A.J. Mills’s excavation diaries, map reproduced from Edwards, "Appendix 3. The Meroitic settlement on Tila Island," p. 113, fig. 36)")
**~~Figure 3. Tila Island, House VI: map and location of textile tools (photographs and drawings E.Yvanez. from A.J. Mills’s excavation diaries, map reproduced from Edwards, "Appendix 3. The Meroitic settlement on Tila Island," p. 113, fig. 36).~~**
![Tila Island, House II: bone points (drawings E. Yvanez from A.J. Mills’s excavation diaries).](../static/images/yvanez/fig5.jpg "Tila Island, House II: bone points (drawings E. Yvanez from A.J. Mills’s excavation diaries)")
@ -207,7 +205,6 @@ fulfilled similar functions.
*House I* (Fig. 4)
![Tila Island, House I: map and location of textile tools (drawings E. Yvanez. from A.J. Mills’s excavation diaries, map reproduced from Edwards, "Appendix 3. The Meroitic settlement on Tila Island," p. 106, fig. 30).](../static/images/yvanez/fig4.jpg "Tila Island, House I: map and location of textile tools [drawings E. Yvanez. from A.J. Mills’s excavation diaries, map reproduced from Edwards, "Appendix 3. The Meroitic settlement on Tila Island," p. 106, fig. 30)")
**~~Figure 4. Tila Island, House I: map and location of textile tools (drawings E. Yvanez. from A.J. Mills’s excavation diaries, map reproduced from Edwards, "Appendix 3. The Meroitic settlement on Tila Island," p. 106, fig. 30).~~**
The first occupation level in House I was relatively well preserved