Paleolithic Etymology of : FiL

Linguistic references

Semantic fields in Paraklist

Tissue weaving, warp and weft in ST1

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iSTèmi iSTos STèmon SheTy PiShTeH ShaRShaR VeRTical hiSTo- STiCk CoiL LooM ThReaD TiSSue TWiST WiND WeaVe WaRP CRiSSCRoSS WeFT LiNeN ChaiN VeRTical hiSTo- ChaîNe BâToN FiL MéTieR TiSSu TRaMe CRoiSer LiN

What DRiPs, stings! in ST1

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ThRuST CuT SWoRD FiX PLaNT aTTaCh eReCT SPeaR STaKe STaG ShaRP uPRiGhT SToRK BeaK PieRCe SeW STaB ShooT CaST ThRoW iNTeReST ShaRe FoRM TaRGet STiTCh iNSTiTution SToQos STeRNum eSToC TaiLLer eSTaChier FiXe PLaNTe aTTaCher DReSSer Pieu CeRF CiGoGNe DRoiT BeC FiL PeRCer CouSu aiGuiLLe PoiGNaRD TiRer eNJeu MiSer FoRMe CiBLe iNSTiTution

Through the mouth – or through the eye? in S1

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ChaS aiGuiLLe FoRMe FaSCiNer ViDe PaSSer FiL TiRer LaNGue eYe NeeDLe HoLe FaSCiNate FoRM VoiD ThReaD STiCk ToNGue PoiNT SeX