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Engrаver Theоdоr de Bry published а vаriety оf images of the Americas and its people in his 1590 book Great Voyages, a sort of compilation of information from various European explorers meant to encourage Protestant (rather than Catholic) colonization efforts. DeBry himself never visited the Americas, so the illustrations in Great Voyages were usually edits of previous artists’ depictions. DeBry based this image, Figure 1.2 below, on the work of artist Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, who had spent time in Florida when the French had an outpost there. The Timucuan people were matrilineal, agricultural and raised corn, beans, and squash. Scholars believe that the dress, the baskets, and the sticks used to punch holes in the ground for planting may be accurate, but the straight rows and the hoes depicted are European. Figure 1.3, below, a depiction of Canadian Iroquois women making maple sugar, appeared in Moeurs des Sauvages Amériquains (1724) by Joseph-François Lafitau, a Jesuit missionary in the region of Montreal, Canada. Lafitau wrote, “The women are busy going to get the vessels which are already full of the sap which drips from the trees, taking this sap and pouring it into the kettles which are on the fire. One woman is watching over the kettles while another one, seated, is kneading with her hands this sap which is thickening and in condition to be put in the shape of sugar loaves. Beyond the camp and the woods appear the fields as they look at the end of winter. We can see the women busy putting the fields into shape for the first time and sowing their corn.” Question 2. Women as workers: Some of the most accurate depictions of indigenous societies by Europeans include their depictions of work, including that of indigenous women. How did indigenous women support their communities economically? What do these images suggest about the sexual division of labor in these communities?

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