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According to scientists, which region was the first to produce linen in the Neolithic age?

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Answered by margaretmary12
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   Researchers have found that around 5,700 years ago, linen was produced in the neolithic age around regions of Alpine lake dwellings near lake Constance.

Location: Central Europe and bordered by Switzerland, Austria and Germany.

This research was conducted by the the archaelogogists, Ursula Maier and Helmut Schlichtherle.

They have discovered tools and products of linen making, similar to 20th century. The cloths were made fibers taken from flax plants.

Answered by 280739
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  Researchers have found that around 5,700 years ago, linen was produced in the neolithic age around regions of Alpine lake dwellings near lake Constance.

Location: Central Europe and bordered by Switzerland, Austria and Germany.

This research was conducted by the the archaelogogists, Ursula Maier and Helmut Schlichtherle.

They have discovered tools and products of linen making, similar to 20th century. The cloths were made fibers taken from flax plants.

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