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在众多的遗物中,真正的纺织品在不同范围被保存并且作为考古出土文物被保护。在埃及,中亚和欧洲(北方)地区,由于这些地方有利于有机物的保存因此可以非常频繁发现纺织品。古代(石质)雕塑如希腊瓶饰画或亚洲陶质雕塑都详细的描绘着衣物,往往辅以详细削减和图案表现。与此相比,比较少见的是古代雕塑彩绘装饰上手绘图案或装饰仍然可以认出或保存完好。被保护的纺织技术作为另一种技术用于制作纺织品,将被介绍并与古代以往的绘画和彩绘装饰保护实例作比较。图案与技术的表现将会用于说明并与真正的纺织品发现物的图案与技术作比较,同时与纺织技术的重建相结合。发现物的样品来自于欧洲,地中海东部和中东。这将表明从古代遗物的绘画上区分独立的纺织技术,并且图案也可以用于证实真正的纺织生产工艺的结论。
Of the many relics, real textiles are preserved in different areas and are preserved as archaeological finds. In Egypt, Central Asia and Europe (Northern) regions, textiles can be found very often as these places favor the preservation of organic matter. Ancient (stone) sculptures such as the Greek bottle painting or Asian ceramic sculpture are detailed depicting the clothing, often accompanied by detailed cuts and patterns. In contrast, it is relatively rare that the hand-painted motifs or decorations of the ancient sculptures are still recognizable or preserved. Protected textile technology, another technique used to make textiles, will be introduced and compared with ancient past examples of painted and painted ornamental protection. The performance of patterns and techniques will be used to illustrate and compare the patterns and techniques of true textile findings with the rebuilding of textile techniques. Samples of the discovery came from Europe, the eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East. This will indicate the separation of the independent textile techniques from the paintings of the ancient relics, and the patterns can also be used to confirm the conclusion of a true textile production process.