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English: José Mariano da Conceição Velloso, in O Fazendeiro do Brasil, (Lisbon, 1806), vol. 2, plate 1, foldout following p. 341. ("Preparing the soil to cultivate an indigo field and then harvest it") shows various phases of the planting and harvesting of the Indigo plant: fig. 1 (top), depicts preparation of the soil for planting, using a rake; fig. 2 (center) shows the use of hoes to make the holes into which the indigo seed is planted; fig. 3, depicts harvesting of the plant, gathering it into bundles, and carrying it to the tanks or cisterns for further processing. The bottom panel shows a variety of tools and implements used in indigo. The plate and its contents are identified in detail on pp. 332-333.
Português: José Mariano da Conceição Velloso, in O Fazendeiro do Brasil, (Lisboa, 1806), vol. 2, tábua 1, imagens da p. 341. “Trabalho do terreno para se plantar hum [um] indigoal, e para o colher” - mostra várias fases da plantação de índigo (anileira): fig. 1 (topo) descreve o preparo da terra para o plantio, usando um arado; fig. 2 (centro) mostra o uso de enxadas para fazer os buracos onde as sementes de índigo são lançadas; fig. 3, descreve a colheita da planta, juntando-as em feixes, e seu carregamento para tanques na etapa seguinte do processo. O painel inferior mostra as ferramentas e instrumentos usados no indigoal. A identificação das imagens e descrição de seus detalhes é mostrada nas pp. 332-333
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