Abstract

According to modern archaeology, one of the earliest examples of a composite material was the carefully soaked layers of linen and plaster used for the Egyptian practice of mummification. Composites are certainly not a new concept; however the latest advancements in composite technology are changing the way these materials are designed, tested and used in manufacturing.

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