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Arikara corn culture
Arikara corn culture
TitleArikara corn culture
Date of Original192-
CreatorWill, George F. (George Francis), 1884-1955
Creator RolePhotographer
DescriptionAn Arikara woman holds ears of recently harvested corn. More corn grows in the background.
Ordering Informationhttp://history.nd.gov/archives/whatphotos.html
General SubjectAgriculture
Indians of North America
Women
Work Life
Subject (LCTGM)Corn
Gardening
Harvesting
Subject (LCSH)Arikara Indians
Arikara women
Indians of North America - Agriculture
Indians of North America - Women
LocationNorth Dakota
Decade1920-1929
Item Number10190-76-01-245
Format of OriginalPhotographic prints
NotesTitle created by staff.
Relation[Is Part Of] North Dakota Studies eighth grade curriculum
Biography/HistoryGeorge Will took this photograph of an Arikara woman tending her corn patch. Though Arikara men were farming and ranching by 1920, many women maintained their traditional family gardens.
Repository InstitutionState Historical Society of North Dakota
Repository CollectionWill Family Collection MSS 10190
Credit LineState Historical Society of North Dakota (10190-76-01-245)
Rights ManagementCopyright status unknown.
Digital IDsh101907601245
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