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IROQUOIS WOMEN, 1664. While a papoose naps on its board, Iroquois women grind corn or dried berries. Copper engraving, French, 1664

IROQUOIS WOMEN, 1664. While a papoose naps on its board, Iroquois women grind corn or dried berries. Copper engraving, French, 1664


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IROQUOIS WOMEN, 1664. While a papoose naps on its board, Iroquois women grind corn or dried berries. Copper engraving, French, 1664

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1664 Agriculture Armlet Baby Bare Foot Berries Bracelet Chore Cooking Domestic Grind Indian Corn Iroquois Kneeling Papoose Wilderness


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This print titled "IROQUOIS WOMEN, 1664" takes us back in time to witness a glimpse of the daily life of Iroquois women in the wilderness. The image showcases their unwavering dedication as they grind corn or dried berries while a papoose peacefully naps on its board nearby. The copper engraving, created by French artists in 1664, beautifully captures the essence of these hardworking women. Kneeling barefoot on the ground, they skillfully perform this essential chore with utmost precision and care. Their commitment to providing sustenance for their community is evident through their diligent work. As we observe this scene closely, we notice an array of details that add depth to the image. The women wear traditional armlets and bracelets that reflect their cultural heritage and identity. Despite being engaged in domestic tasks, there is strength and resilience exuding from them. This artwork not only highlights the agricultural aspect but also sheds light on motherhood within Iroquois society. The presence of a sleeping papoose signifies the constant responsibility these women carry as caretakers while simultaneously fulfilling other vital roles within their community. Through this historical snapshot frozen in time, we are transported into an era where daily life was intertwined with nature's rhythms and traditions were passed down through generations. It serves as a reminder of the rich history and contributions made by indigenous peoples like the Iroquois to our world today.

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