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I'm hoping for something that includes all the basic known skills and crafts of pre-history and early history. Nest building > straw weaving > animal fibre weaving.Īnd would have a branch coming in from clay work> beads> loom-weights.Īnd perhaps another branch coming in from bone-working that leads to >bone heddle.
To give you the idea of the detail I am looking for, the branch for weaving might go:
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