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Examining the White Karelian Textile Tradition of the Late Nineteenth Century—Focus on Plant Fibers
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  • 2017Seeking Nettle Textiles – Utilizing a Combination of Microscopic Methods for Fibre Identification54 cited
  • 2015The Dress Detective53 cited
  • 2017Mida, Ingrid ; Kim, Alexandra: The Dress Detective : A Practical Guide to Object-Based research in Fashion. London, 20157 cited

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  • 2022Wide-angle X-ray scattering studies on contemporary and ancient bast fibres used in textiles – ultrastructural studies on stinging nettle19 cited
  • 2023Research methods for heritage cotton fibres: case studies from archaeological and historical finds in a Finnish context14 cited

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