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Le Moyne Gallery: Detail Views Part 5

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	Plate XXI. How the Native Americans plant and till the soil. The men are shown using a type of hoe made of a fishbone on a wooden stick. The women make holes in the soil and drop in the seeds.
	Detailed view of a woman planting seeds from plate XXI.
	Detailed view of a woman planting seeds from plate XXI.
	Detailed view of a woman making holes in soil from plate XXI.
	Detailed view of a man tilling the soil from plate XXI.
	Detailed view of a man tilling the soil from plate XXI.
	Plate XXII. Bringing crops to the public storehouse. The storehouses were constructed with stones and mud and had low roofs. The harvest from the islands would be brought in by canoe.
	Detailed view of a man paddling canoe from plate XXII.
	Detailed view of a man paddling canoe from plate XXII.
	Detailed view of a man paddling canoe from plate XXII.
	Detailed view of women riding in canoe from plate XXII.
	Detailed view of canoes in distance from plate XXII.
	Detailed view of plant from plate XXII.
	Detailed view of entrance to storehouse from plate XXII.
	Plate XXIII. Bringing in wild animals, fish, and reptiles for food. At certain times of the year animals were hunted and brought to the public storehouse.
	Detailed view of women carrying food from plate XXIII.
	Detailed view of women carrying food from plate XXIII.
	Detailed view of women carrying food from plate XXIII.
	Detailed view of women carrying food from plate XXIII.
	Detailed view of women carrying food from plate XXIII.
	Detailed view of women carrying food from plate XXIII.
	Detailed view of women carrying food from plate XXIII.
	Plate XXIV. Drying meat, fish, and other food. The smoked meat would be preserved and could be eaten later.
	Detailed view of a man preparing meat from plate XXIV.
	Detail view of a man fanning flames from plate XXIV.
	Detailed view of smoked meats from plate XXIV.
	Detailed view of smoked meats from plate XXIV.
	Detailed view of smoked meats from plate XXIV.
	Detailed view of smoke from plate XXIV.
	Detailed view of fire from plate XXIV.
	Plate XXV. Hunting deer. This method of covering oneself in a skin to sneak up on the deer was novel to the Frenchmen.
	Detailed view of disguised hunter from plate XXV.
	Detailed view of disguised hunter from plate XXV.
	Detailed view of disguised hunter from plate XXV.
	Detailed view of deer from plate XXV.
	Detailed view of deer from plate XXV.
	Detailed view of deer from plate XXV.
	Detailed view of reflections of deer in a stream from plate XXV.
	Detailed view of water plant from plate XXV.
	Detailed view of plants from plate XXV.

 

 

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