Pre-Columbian and Acheulean Artifact Auction
Lot 351:
Description
Group of 6 Ancient Spindle Whorl Beads, which are collectible artifacts used historically for spinning fibers into yarn or thread. Spindle whorls are disc or sphere-shaped weights with a central hole that were fitted onto a spindle to increase and maintain its momentum during spinning. They were essential tools for textile production across the world for thousands of years, with examples found in Europe, Asian, Africa, and the Americas.
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