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1. Descendants of the Incas
   Photographs show weavers and their looms, yarns, traditional weaving designs, Inca ruins, and land and people of the village of Chinchero. Shows the traditions of Andean woven goods from creation to the market place.. (Copyright 2006 by Librarians' Internet Index)
   11-08-2006 : andean woven goods, central american studies, chinchero (peru), fabrics, inca ruins, incas: descendants, indians of south america: andes region, latin america, looms, south america, textiles, traditional weaving designs, weavers, weaving: peru, yarns
2. The Legacy of Genghis Khan
   Court art and culture in western Asia, 1256-1353. Examines the achievements in Iran and China after the Mongol invasions. Includes a resource guide for teachers. (Copyright 2006 by Librarians' Internet Index)
   11-06-2006 : art: ilkhanid, art: iran: chinese influences, art: islamic, court art and culture: asia, fabrics, genghis khan, illumination of books and manuscripts, islam, manuscript illustration, middle east: civilization, mongol invasions, mongols and islam, mongols in china and in iran, muslims, teaching resources, textile art, textiles
3. Sewing Resource Guide
   Covers many topics, including buttons, costumes, fabrics, lace making, patterns, quilting, sergers, vintage clothing, and more. (Copyright 2006 by Librarians' Internet Index)
   11-06-2006 : buttons, clothes, clothing: vintage, community development, costumes, crafts, fabrics, history, holidays, lace making, patterns: crafts, patterns: sewing, performing arts: costumes, quilting, sergers, sewing, tailing
4. Alegria: the Mexican Folklorico Home Page
   Search regional costumes, music, dances, and Folklorico groups; links to other Mexican folk dance, music, art, and culture sites. (Copyright 2006 by Librarians' Internet Index)
   09-21-2006 : buttons, costumes, dance, fabrics, folk dancing, folk music, holidays, lace making, mexican folklico, mexico, patterns, quilting, regional studies, sergers, vintage clothing

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