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	Owl Woman cutting squash to dry Title Owl Woman cutting squash to dry Date of Original 1916 Creator Wilson, Gilbert Livingstone, 1868-1930 Creator Role Photographer Description Owl woman uses a scapula knife to slice squash for drying. A pile of squash is visible on the right. After the squash were dried, they were stored in a cache pit along with dried corn, beans, and sunflower seeds. In winter, dried pieces of squash (high in vitamin C) will be added to soups and other dishes. Ordering Information http://history.nd.gov/archives/whatphotos.html General Subject Agriculture Indians of North America Women Subject (LCTGM) Gardening Gardening equipment & supplies Personal Name Owl Woman Location North Dakota Decade 1910-1919 Item Number 00086-0332 Format of Original Photographic prints Dimensions of Original 9 x 11 cm. Transcription "VIII-74-1916"--Handwritten on front of photograph. Notes Title created by staff. Relation [Is Part of]Paul Ewald Papers, MSS 10148. [Is Part of]How Does Your Garden Grow exhibit. Repository Institution State Historical Society of North Dakota Repository Collection Paul Ewald Photograph Collection 00086 Collection Finding Aid Consult: http://history.nd.gov/archives/manuscripts/inventory/10148.html Credit Line State Historical Society of North Dakota (00086-0332) Rights Management Copyright status unknown. Digital ID sh000860332 OCLC number 61156025
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