What is the oldest surviving example of textile cloth?
History of clothing and textiles
The earliest dyed flax fibres have been found in a prehistoric cave in the Georgia and date back to 36,000.[6]
Andean textiles
The earliest known surviving textiles are samples of fiberwork found in Guitarrero Cave, Peru dating back to 8000 BCE. Early fiberwork by the Norte Chico civilization consisted of plant fibers that were intertwined and knotted to form baskets and other containers. Surviving examples of finely spun thread and simple cloths indicate that knowledge of spinning and weaving had already been well-established and developed in the area.