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While Cherokee men would paint themselves extensively in bright colors during times of war, the Cherokee women never painted or tattooed themselves. An agrarian society, the women did most of the farm work, such as harvesting the "three sisters:" corn, beans and squash.

Description
While Cherokee men would paint themselves extensively in bright colors during times of war, the Cherokee women never painted or tattooed themselves. An agrarian society, the women did most of the farm work, such as harvesting the "three sisters:" corn, beans and squash.