Within the relatively rigid requirements of size, shape and function, the weavers created almost as many decorative expressions as there are recorded specimens. Weaving techniques, decorations, and shapes varied through time. The most intricate and finely woven sandals, having scalloped toes and puckered heels, and sometimes colored, date to AD 500-700. Between 700-900 weavers used coarse cordage to produce sandals with pointed or rounded toes. The Utah Museum of Natural History.
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