Archaeological Footwear Tia M. Rains

Archaeological Footwear Tia M. RainsThis comprehensive survey delves deep into the cutting patterns, shoe style and chronology revealed by the authors interpretation of archaeological and other discoveries of recovered remains of shoes and shoemaking tools. Much light has been shed on the materials, design and construction of shoes through the ages in Europe. This has allowed the author to propose a chronological order for the technical, stylistic and typological complexity encountered

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