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Silk wrap with indigo plant design made by Eliza Lucas Pinckney around 1752
Red, White, and Make Blue : Indigo in the Fabric of Colonial South Carolina LifeAndrea Feeser
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1840 South Carolina indigo specimen collected from a field formerly planted with the crop
Illustration from Henry Mouzon Jr., A Map of the Parish of St. Stephen, in Craven County, 1773
Indigo dye cakes
Eighteenth-centuryEnglish indigo-dyed
cloth
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Indian, merchant-planters, and slave carting packed indigo dye cakes for export
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The Cherokee four directions and seven clans
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George Bickham, Three Cherokees Came over from the Head of the River Savanna to London, 1762
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Hausa men pounding powdered indigo into indigo-dyed cloth,
Nigeria
A nineteenth- or early twentieth-century Bamana hunting shirt from Mali
Eighteenth-century trade beads like those excavated from North
American slave sites
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Reproduction eighteenth-century slave skirt dyed with indigo, created by Kendra Johnson
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John Rose, The Old Plantation, Beaufort County, South Carolina, 1785-90