Gaea McGahee: Guatemalan Pottery Chickens
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Gaea McGahee: Guatemalan Pottery Chickens
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Story Sharing from Gaea McGahee about her mother's pottery chickens (that Gaea was given), which had come from Guatemala, purchased by her mother (Dava Davy) when she was a 21 year old anthropology student in that country. The chickens we special objects to her mother and she held on to them even as they sometimes got damaged by her growing five children because all the people she had visited, the makers of the chicken pots, had died as a result of a volcanic eruption. These objects had become somewhat sacred to Dava, imbued with this memory.
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Gaea McGahee
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Questa Stories
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Gaea McGahee
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memory
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pottery
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animate object
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inheritance
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Guatemala
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Sound
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November 16, 2019
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WAV file
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2 minutes, 40 seconds
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English
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Questa Stories
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LEAP - Localogy
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Questa Stories
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Questa, New Mexico
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Guatemala
