Josie Caudill Gathering Resin June 1940 Pie Town New Mexico

Josie Caudill gathers resin from a piñon tree in Pie Town, New Mexico, in June 1940. This process involved extracting resin for use in chewing gum, a practice rooted in local tradition. Piñon trees are significant to New Mexicos culture, providing not just resin but also edible nuts. This image is part of the FSA/OWI collection.

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