Buffalo Bird Woman's Garden: Agriculture of the Hidatsa Indians

This new paperback edition of Buffalo Bird Woman's Garden: Agriculture of the Hidatsa Indians presents a first-hand account of traditional Hidatsa farming methods, as told by Buffalo Bird Woman to ethnographer Gilbert L. Wilson.

• Format: Softcover
• Author: Miakarts Books
• Contents: Detailed descriptions of planting, harvesting, and storing crops such as corn, beans, and sunflowers, along with insights into Hidatsa culture and subsistence
• Original source: Compiled from interviews conducted in the early 1900s, offering a rare indigenous perspective on pre-reservation agricultural practices
• Collector value: A classic ethnobotanical work, valued by students of Native American studies, history, and sustainable agriculture

This edition is printed on demand and shipped new from the publisher.