Historical Books
Agriculture of the Hidatsa Indians: An Indian Interpretation
Gilbert L. Wilson; knowledge shared by Maxi’diwiac (Buffalobird-woman)
Hidatsa
167 source PDF pages · 143 pages with searchable text
Source context
Historical publication: language, interpretations and collection practices reflect its time. Read alongside contemporary community perspectives.
Language context: Hidatsa. This label does not mean every passage is in the listed language.
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Suggested thematic connections
These themes are suggested by matching words in source-linked passages. They are editorial navigation aids, not official standards alignments or validated cultural equivalences.
- Food and cultivation · 170 passages
- Kinship and family · 64 passages
- Seasons and cycles · 35 passages
- Plants and ecological knowledge · 24 passages
- Water and rivers · 13 passages
- Animals and relationships · 7 passages
- Music and song · 6 passages
- Community and belonging · 6 passages
- Land and place · 4 passages
- Memory and historical record · 3 passages
- Language and identity · 2 passages
- Story and oral tradition · 2 passages
- Learning and education · 2 passages
- Language learning and translation · 1 passages
- Spiritual life and ceremony · 1 passages