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>Three Sister is a common technique. I always wonder how common it was. You hear it mentioned anytime agriculture stuff gets brought up, but I wonder if it was
by Suppafly 2y ago
>Three Sister is a common technique.
I always wonder how common it was. You hear it mentioned anytime agriculture stuff gets brought up, but I wonder if it was a small group of people doing this and then everyone acting like all natives did it, or if it was actually widespread as people make it out to be.
- dghughes 2y agoIn my region the local First Nations people, Mi'Kmaq, teach it to students in local schools. One school made a garden and planted the corn, beans, squash. So at least here it's been talked about. I think they are, rightly, proud of the technique and implementing it. So I would say at least in this region of Mi'Kmaq (south eastern Canada) it was known about and used.