Cherokee Clothing History: 18th Century Costume & Indigenous Craft Guide

Cherokee Clothing in the 1700s: Historical Costume & Social Customs

Discover the rich heritage of Cherokee clothing and craftsmanship with this comprehensive historical resource. Authored by Barbara R. Duncan, this book provides an in-depth look at 18th-century indigenous fashion, offering valuable insights into the social life and customs of the Cherokee people in North Carolina and surrounding regions.

Whether you are a historical reenactor, a costume designer, or a researcher interested in Native American history, this text serves as an essential guide to understanding the evolution of Cherokee dress through the centuries.

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✨ Why Use This Resource?

• Historical Accuracy: Gain authentic insights into 18th-century Cherokee attire for film, theater, or educational projects.
• Craftsmanship Details: Learn about the materials and techniques used in traditional Indian crafts.
• Completely Free: Accessible to students and makers worldwide at no cost.
• Multi-Century Context: Includes information on the eras preceding and following the 1700s for a complete historical timeline.

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