“…A correspondence between the nomenclatures is provided in the Supplementary material Table S1. Proteomic analysis of hair, fur, and textiles was first conducted on modern samples to assess the quality of textile products (Hollemeyer et al, 2002;Hollemeyer and Heinzle, 2007;Clerens et al, 2010;Plowman et al, 2012;Paolella et al, 2013;Vineis et al, 2014;Li et al, 2016;Plowman et al, 2018). Analysis of ancient samples in order to characterise remains of Neolithic human hair and clothes (Hollemeyer et al, 2008(Hollemeyer et al, , 2012Fresnais et al, 2017) and for other, archaeozoological applications (Solazzo, 2017;Solazzo et al, 2017Solazzo et al, , 2014Solazzo et al, , 2013Solazzo et al, , 2011 has permitted researchers to refine taxonomic attributions, in some cases increasing knowledge of the fabrication of ancient textiles (Fresnais et al, 2017;Solazzo et al, 2011).…”