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How can I identify dried plant fibers
I have an artifact that is made of what I believe to be weaved from a dried grass or straw. If I can determine what type plant was used I can then possibly narrow down the area of the artist who wove it. Is there a website that might be able to help me with this? Kind of a "who did it" Thanks for any help, Dirk.
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