Technology Map by Jonathan Olson

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Sources

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Fronzaglia, B., & Ropes, N. E. (2006, March). The History of Rope. In The Classic Yacht Symposium. Herrreshof Marine Museum (Vol. 31).
Bohr, J., & Olsen, K. (2011). The ancient art of laying rope. Europhysics Letters, 93(6), 60004.
Fletcher, A. P. (1999). Technologies of the Incas and their Origins. Transactions of the Newcomen Society, 71(1), 31-48.
Anderson, C. (2022). Ropewalks and the linear city. Studies in the History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes, 42(4), 243-253.
Myers, J., & Lanes, A. (2011). Rope Making Lesson.

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"All these scenes do I behold,

These, and many left untold,

In that building long and low;

While the wheel goes round and round,

With a drowsy, dreamy sound,

And the spinners backward go."