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Pre-inventing the wheel: 12,000-year-old pebbles an early sign of spinning technology | Researchers suspect the donut shaped pebbles were used as spindle whorls for making cloth, and may have pave... (www.scimex.org)
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Original Title: Pre-inventing the wheel: 12,000-year-old pebbles an early sign of spinning technology | Researchers suspect the donut shaped pebbles were used as spindle whorls for making cloth, and may have paved the way for later rotating technologies such as the potter's wheel and the cart wheel.

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