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The 8 pages that link to Linen, each with the reason it gives.

• CottonCompared with: Linen is another plant-based cellulose fiber, often stronger and less elastic than cotton.

• WeavingRelated: Archaeological linen shows how early weaving served practical and social needs.

• CanvasRelated: Linen canvas is valued for strength and dimensional stability.

• Fayum mummy portraitsRelated: Some portraits were painted directly on linen shrouds rather than separate wooden panels.

• FlaxBroader topic: Linen is flax’s principal textile application.

• HandkerchiefRelated: Its smooth feel and durability suit fine handkerchiefs.

• ShirtRelated: Linen was used for shirts and undergarments long before cotton became widely available.

• TowelRelated: Linen towels are valued for quick drying and a crisp, lightweight feel.