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Medieval Fishing Net Fragment

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This preserved section of a knotted fishing net (12th–13th cc.) shows medieval craftsmanship along the Daugava River. Made from plant fibers, it was used to catch both migratory and freshwater fish. The net's construction reveals the practical techniques employed by medieval communities for sustenance and trade.

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