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Corn dolly

Corn dollies or corn mothers are a form of straw work made as part of harvest customs of Europe before mechanisation.

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Corn dolly

Nodes87
Edges86
Triples44
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022989
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Corn dolly

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related to Traditional corn dollies named after counties or place names of England, Scotland and Wales · 34
Corn dolly → Anglesey Rattle, Bar Terret, Barton Turf, Cambridgeshire Umbrella, Claidheach, Drop Dolly Other, Durham Chandelier, Essex Bell, Essex Ring Terret, Herefordshire, Herefordshire Fan, HorseshoeYorkshire Spiral, Kincardine Maiden, Kusa Dasi, Kuşadası, Leominster Maer, MordifordHereford LanternStafford, Norfolk Lantern, NorfolkCambridgeshire HandbellEssex Terret, Northamptonshire Horns
related to External links · 8
Corn dolly → East IndiesThe Guild, Irish, Putting, Sir James George Frazer, Straw Craftsmen UK, The Golden Bough, The Rice-mother, Thwaites Yorkshire

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corn harvest straw made dolly dollies corn-mother last sheaf also work wheat frazer new customs would traditional woman europe english

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
windmillsinstance ofFarm workers created new creations including replicas of farm implements and models0.80text
large figuresinstance ofFarm workers created new creations including replicas of farm implements and models0.80text
Corn dollyrelated to External linksSir James George Frazer0.60section
Corn dollyrelated to External linksThe Golden Bough0.60section
Corn dollyrelated to External linksThe Rice-mother0.60section
Corn dollyrelated to External linksEast IndiesThe Guild0.60section
Corn dollyrelated to External linksStraw Craftsmen UK0.60section
Corn dollyrelated to External linksPutting0.60section
Corn dollyrelated to External linksIrish0.60section
Corn dollyrelated to External linksThwaites Yorkshire0.60section
Corn dollyrelated to Traditional corn dollies named after counties or place names of England, Scotland and WalesBarton Turf0.60section
Corn dollyrelated to Traditional corn dollies named after counties or place names of England, Scotland and WalesNorfolkCambridgeshire HandbellEssex Terret0.60section

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