Add to ORKGJava. Women Planting Rice. (1932)https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/east_indies_slides/1011/thumbnail.jp
"Risstoedning" ("Rice pounding"). They are using a mortar and pounding sticks to treat the rice
"School planting the teachers' rice (January). 5. Then you plant it out. Only the older girls know h...
In colonial Java sugarestates developed their cultivation at the leased rice-field in rotation with ...
Java. Weltevreden. Bamboo Rafts, Women Washing Clothes. (1924)https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/e...
Java. Batavia. Native Men, Women, and Children, on a Sunday Morning. (March 1924)https://digitalcomm...
Java. Batavia. Canal and Old Houses. (1932)https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/east_indies_slides/1...
Java. Bamboo Suspension Bridge. (1930)https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/east_indies_slides/1018/t...
Java. Bandoeng. Residences of Well-to-Do Dutch. (February 1932)https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/...
This study discusses how the initial background of the formation of the tradition of planting rice i...
Photograph of eight women "planting rice, or rather setting out the plants. The seeds are sewn in sm...
Woman standing next to a rice paddy, ca. 1937 [Singapore? or possibly Java, Dutch East Indies?] [sma...
Photograph of "Mountain people, P.I., planting rice - 1931. Picture given by Belgian Frs." In the ce...
Photograph of three women setting out rice plants in a rice field. In the background is a village
Java. Djokjakarta. Railroad Station, Travelers, Porters, Automobiles. (February 1932)https://digital...
Java. Bathing Shelters, Palms, River. Tjitjappar.https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/east_indies_sl...
"Risstoedning" ("Rice pounding"). They are using a mortar and pounding sticks to treat the rice
"School planting the teachers' rice (January). 5. Then you plant it out. Only the older girls know h...
In colonial Java sugarestates developed their cultivation at the leased rice-field in rotation with ...
Java. Weltevreden. Bamboo Rafts, Women Washing Clothes. (1924)https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/e...
Java. Batavia. Native Men, Women, and Children, on a Sunday Morning. (March 1924)https://digitalcomm...
Java. Batavia. Canal and Old Houses. (1932)https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/east_indies_slides/1...
Java. Bamboo Suspension Bridge. (1930)https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/east_indies_slides/1018/t...
Java. Bandoeng. Residences of Well-to-Do Dutch. (February 1932)https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/...
This study discusses how the initial background of the formation of the tradition of planting rice i...
Photograph of eight women "planting rice, or rather setting out the plants. The seeds are sewn in sm...
Woman standing next to a rice paddy, ca. 1937 [Singapore? or possibly Java, Dutch East Indies?] [sma...
Photograph of "Mountain people, P.I., planting rice - 1931. Picture given by Belgian Frs." In the ce...
Photograph of three women setting out rice plants in a rice field. In the background is a village
Java. Djokjakarta. Railroad Station, Travelers, Porters, Automobiles. (February 1932)https://digital...
Java. Bathing Shelters, Palms, River. Tjitjappar.https://digitalcommons.brockport.edu/east_indies_sl...
"Risstoedning" ("Rice pounding"). They are using a mortar and pounding sticks to treat the rice
"School planting the teachers' rice (January). 5. Then you plant it out. Only the older girls know h...
In colonial Java sugarestates developed their cultivation at the leased rice-field in rotation with ...