A Mohawk Iroquois Village: An Exhibit at the New York State Museum

Three dioramas in this exhibit depict life in a Mohawk Iroquois village about 1600, before European influence greatly changed Iroquois culture. The dioramas include a scale model of an Iroquois village, part of a full sized longhouse with furnishings, and an agricultural field. This website presents scenes from these dioramas and explanatory text on Iroquois longhouses, village life and agriculture.

Table of Contents

	Iroquois Village Photographic prints with text
	The Three Sisters A guide to an Iroquois agricultural field diorama
	Iroquois Longhouse A description of a longhouse: construction, interior layout and tools
	Building a Longhouse Model Plans and materials
	A Mohawk Iroquois Village circa 1600 A 20 slide set with annotations
	Some Iroquois Artifacts A 20 slide set with annotations
	Eyewitness Accounts Original descriptions of Iroquois longhouses by early European explorers