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Four young Hopi women in Arizona grinding grain at the mealing trough. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, c1906
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Four young Hopi women in Arizona grinding grain at the mealing trough. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, c1906
HOPI GRINDING GRAIN, c1906.
Four young Hopi women in Arizona grinding grain at the mealing trough. Photographed by Edward S. Curtis, c1906
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1906 Arizona Chore Curtis Edward Flour Grain Grind Hopi Kneeling Maiden Meal Rolling Pin Shawl South West Trough Metate
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This photograph, taken by Edward S. Curtis in 1906, transports us to the heart of Hopi culture in Arizona. In this intimate snapshot of daily life, we witness four young Hopi women diligently grinding grain at the mealing trough. Kneeling together on the ground, these women embody strength and resilience as they engage in this essential chore. Dressed in traditional clothing adorned with intricate patterns and vibrant colors, their shawls gracefully drape over their shoulders. With hair neatly styled into buns, they exude a sense of maturity beyond their years. The focus and determination etched on their faces tell a story of generations past - a testament to the enduring spirit of Native American traditions. As one woman skillfully rolls her rolling pin across the pan filled with grain, another carefully grinds it using a metate. The image captures not only the physical labor involved but also highlights the importance of communal effort within Hopi society. Through this simple act of grinding flour from grain, these young maidens contribute to sustaining their community's nourishment. Edward S. Curtis masterfully freezes this moment in time for us to appreciate and reflect upon the rich cultural heritage that thrives amidst Arizona's Southwestern landscapes. This photograph serves as an invaluable window into early 20th-century Native American life while honoring the indomitable spirit and unwavering dedication embodied by these remarkable Hopi women.
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