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Ezio Carissoni · Stefanno Dotti · Franco Fleiss · Luigi Petaccia · Lucia Pieri

Учебная литература · 2002

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Since the beginning of civilisation, man has learned that following the harvest of the cotton fruit (or rather the fibre of the same name), he must separate the seed and the actual textile fibre. Using special equipment, he can obtain yarn, a resistant and uniform product that is also thin. Although the process is a difficult one, the most ancient findings related to cotton fabric reflect that the textile mastery of ancient Greeks included a remarkable operative capacity and achieved excellent levels of quality, even in the production of yarns and cotton fabrics.

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«Since the beginning of civilisation, man has learned that following the harvest of the cotton fruit (or rather the fibre of the same name), he must separate the seed and the actual textile fibre.»

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