Staple Collection (page 2)

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Squash, corn, and beans, - the " three sisters" of Native American agriculture. Digital photograph

Hawaii, Kauai, Hanalei Valley, Wet Taro Farm, Scenic Mountains And Blue Sky

Hawaii, Kauai, Hanalei Valley, Close-Up Wet Taro Farm

Hawaii, Kauai, Hanalei Valley Taro Fields

Tef (Eragrostis Tef), The Tiny Staple Grain Of Ethiopia Used In Making Injera; Ethiopia

Hawaii, Maui, Hana, Close-Up Of Taro Leaves

Hawaii, Kauai, Hanalei Valley Taro Fields And Wildlife Refuge

Hawaii, Kauai, Hanalei, Overview Of Fields In Valley

USA, Hawaii, Kauai, Taro field at afternoon; Hanalei

Longstone Lighthouse; Staple Island, Northumberland, England

Hawaii, Kauai, Hanalei Valley, Taro Fields With Mountains Background, Blue Sky And Clouds

USA, Hawaii Islands, Kauai, Scenic mountains and blue sky; Hanalei Valley, Wet taro farm

Longstone Lighthouse And Guillemot In The Water; Farne Islands, Northumberland, England

A woman shades her child as she inspects a rich fish haul drying in the sun.& #x26; #x0B; 363 miles long and covering one fifth of Malawi

Paratha, Indian flat-bread

Wheat field (Triticum)

Grocery bag full of groceries

Taro Plantation - Samoa - Pacific Ocean. Taro is a root vegetable native to Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. Taro features in traditional desserts such as Samoan " fa ausi"

Old Staple Inn, Holborn, London
Old Staple Inn and the Roneo Building, Holborn, London c. 1910

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Posole - Pueblo Indian dried corn - in a Native American basket. Digital photograph

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Muticolored corn, a Native American staple crop, in an Indian baskret. Digital photograph

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Muticolored corn, a Native American staple crop. Digital photograph

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Muticolored corn, a Native American staple crop. Digital photograph

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Dried beans in a Native American basket. Digital photograph

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Dried beans in a Pueblo Indian pot. Digital photograph

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Pinon nuts, an important food of Southwestern Native Americans, in a Pueblo Indian pottery bowl. Digital photograph

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Wild rice from the Great Lakes area. Digital photograph

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Wild rice from the Great Lakes area, in a basket. Digital photograph

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Pinon nuts, an important food of Southwestern Native Americans, in a basket. Digital photograph

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Squash, corn, and beans - the " three sisters" of Native American agriculture. Digital photograph

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Squash, corn, and beans, - the " three sisters" of Native American agriculture. Digital photograph

Staple Inn - Courtyard with trees - people on seat. Part of Box 318 Boswell Collection - Dickens. Date: circa 1900

Garden, Staple Inn - Narrow, tree-filled garden. Part of Box 318 Boswell Collection - Dickens. Date: circa 1900

Englishman 1205
Over his flowing gown he wears a surcoat : originally worn over armour, it has now become a staple item of dress, cut without sleeves and slit up the sides Date: circa 1205

Horned Merino sheep (ram)

A Cotton Press
Illustration of a short staple cotton press at work in South Carolina circa 1880. (Photo by Kean Collection/Getty Images)

Wheat field (Triticum) with lane

Wheatfield (Triticum) with lane

Barley ear (Hordeum vulgare)

Barley (Hordeum vulgare), in a field

Bread with sunflower seeds

Poppies (Papaver) in a corn field

Rusty staples on a wooden board, Faroe Islands, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Japan - Japanese woman carrying bunch of daikon and package
Japan - Japanese woman carrying bunch of daikon and a package wrapped in brown paper. Daikon (white radish), is a traditional Japanese staple vegetable used for takuan or bettarazuke dishes

Hawaii, USA - Making Poi - Staple food from the Taro Plant
Hawaii, USA - Making Poi. Primary Polynesian staple food mad fom the underground stem of the Taro Plant - known in Hawaii as Kalo. Date: circa 1910s

Staple Inn - High Holborn, London, England
Dating from 1585, Staple Inn on the south side of High Holborn, London, England. Located near Chancery Lane tube station, it is used as the London office of the Institute of Actuaries

Beans displayed in market, Cuzco, Peru, South America
Beans displayed in market, Cuzco, Peru

Parana State, Brazil. Maize (sweet corn, Zea mays) field with a ripe head of sweet corn in the foreground

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"Staple: A Historical Hub of London's Holborn District" Step into the enchanting world Inn, located in the heart of Holborn, London. This captivating landmark, also known as Staple's Inn, has been a cornerstone of the city since its establishment in 1585 (AGRI2D-00031). Its rich history and architectural grandeur make it a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists alike. As you stroll through its magnificent halls and corridors, you can't help but be transported back in time. The charm Inn Buildings on Chancery Lane is truly unparalleled (AGRI2D-00029). With every step you take, you'll uncover hidden stories etched within its walls. One such tale takes us to a serene evening in 1905 when Staple's Inn was captured under the moonlit sky (Staple Inn, Holborn by night Date: 1905). The painting perfectly encapsulates the timeless beauty that this place exudes. But Staple isn't just about aesthetics; it holds significance in various aspects of life. From agriculture to food preparation techniques - it has witnessed them all. Imagine witnessing a vibrant potato harvest depicted on an oil canvas or observing women grinding corn with meticulous care (Potato harvest (oil on canvas), Women Grinding Corn from India Ancient and Modern). Even beyond these cultural scenes lies another facet - innovation. Grays New Portable Tenting showcases how even temporary structures were revolutionized during their time (Grays New Portable Tenting engraving). It serves as a testament to human ingenuity and adaptability. And let's not forget about people. Step back into history with captivating black-and-white photographs capturing moments like Zulus enjoying their scouff or food preparation at San Juan Pueblo around 1880-1900 (DDE-90037783) (Group of Zulus having their Scouff, c.