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Watercolor over black lead, touched with gold and white. 150 x 195 mm. Inscribed in brown ink (modernized): 'The seething of their meat in pots of earth.' 1906,0509.1.11.a

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3565B490-1DD8-B71C-079B5F033434EACB

Title:

Cooking in an earthen pot

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Watercolor over black lead, touched with gold and white. 150 x 195 mm. Inscribed in brown ink (modernized): 'The seething of their meat in pots of earth.' 1906,0509.1.11.a

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Watercolor over black lead, touched with gold and white. 150 x 195 mm. Inscribed in brown ink (modernized): 'The seething of their meat in pots of earth.' 1906,0509.1.11.a

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U.S. National Park Service

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Public domain

Keywords:

clay , pots , cooking , meat , stew , algonquian , john white , watercolor , watercolour

Resource Type:

Image

NPS Units:

Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, Code: FORA

Locations:

Fort Raleigh National Historic Site

Related Collections:

NPS.gov Collection

Create Date:

7/16/2010 12:56:33 PM

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Monday, January 1, 2018 4:10:17 AM

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Monday, January 1, 2018 4:10:17 AM

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Pen and brown ink over black lead and watercolor on two conjoined sheets, 363 x 445 mm. Inscribed in brown ink: within a red border (modernized), 'The 11th of May the General in the Tiger arrived at St. Johns Island where he fortified in this manner, took in fresh water, and built a Pinesse, and then departed from therre the 23rd of the same month, 1585'; with various items labelled on the image and to right, 'The manner of drawing in of timber, into the fort for the building of a Pinesse.' 1906,0509.1.4

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