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From ancient times to the present day, knots have always been used by man, although in very different ways (simple knots, slip ties, gallows knots, reef knots, etc.) and applications.
Although historically it has had a fundamentally practical use (for example, in hunting or in the retention of people and animals), it also highlights its role as a symbolic and decorative element in the plastic arts (for example, the Celtic knot), in clothing (for example, the tie), in studies on heraldry, among other areas.1
The history of the knot precedes that of the rope (and even our species), since it can be made from a simple branch or stem (of a vine, for example). In fact, there are even reports of elaborate knots in the animal kingdom.
As for traces of antiquity, a 10,000-year-old winch knot was found around a hook in Denmark2, a bowline knot in a fishing net dating from 7200 BC. in Finland, and a saddle knot in a fishing net dating to 7,000 B.C. C. in Finland.

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- Top Knots (Keg, Franciscan, Garland...).
- Splice Knots (Hunter, Calabrote, Surgeon, Fisherman...).
- Gaza Knots (Climbing Guide, Encapillary, Butterfly, Figure Eight... ).
- Sliding Knots (Sliding Noose, Tarbukc, Sliding Bowl Ace... ).
- Ligadas, Cotes, Vueltas (Cross-tie, Boca de Lobo, Del Barquero).
- Knots of Return (Braza, Carretero, Outlaw, Maneuver,...).
- Decorative Knots (Curtain, Tie, Button, Braided...).
- Fisherman's Knots (Buttonhole, Turle, Hook, Uni...).

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