 
ＵＳＡ ヘンプ・ミュージアム
館長から皆さまへ
ヘンプの歴史
ヘンプと農業
ヘンプの医療と健康
ヘンプ食品
ヘンプ織物
ヘンプ縄と糸
ヘンプパルプ紙
ヘンプ・パルプ紙
紙の年代記
ヘンプ紙再考
ヘンプ・ローリングペーパー
関連図書
ヘンプ建材
ヘンプ燃料
ヘンプ原料
ヘンプ溶剤
ヘンプ・プラスチック
ヘンプと環境
ヘンプと娯楽と精神世界
ヘンプと法律
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Hunter has a dozen references to hemp in the history of papermaking, from the first paper, to the first printing on paper and the first paper book. His 125 page chronology of paper and allied subjects is an incredible account of the importance of paper in storing and disseminating knowledge and civilizing the world. Containing the Chronology of Paper and Papermaking BY DARD HUNTER [EDITED] "Because the hemp plant provided the pallet for the recording, the history of true pulp paper shows best the relationship of the hemp plant to the progress and civilization of human beings. Prior to the invention of true paper, that manufactured from disintegrated fiber, mankind had used many products of nature on which to draw, paint or carve their characters of language. Among these were bamboo strips, clay tablets, stone, tree bark, papyrus, animal skins, cloth and metals (lead, copper, bronze). If man may now be considered as having reached a high state of civilization his gradual development is more directly due to the inventions of paper and printing than to all other factors. And all the way along this path hemp was there. The used articles of human agriculture and industry made of hemp and other fibers were recycled into this invention, this pallet of ideas and knowledge known as paper. I put this knowledge at the start of the book because one in a million Americans know this important story. A summary of Hunter's chronology will bring us up to more modern times, hopefully with a more even, more comprehensive understanding of the role of Cannabis hemp in history. My interjections into this chronology will be bracketed [in this manner].
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