Armenian children begin to make themselves useful at an early age,woman,spindles

Title: Armenian children begin to make themselves useful at an early age
Date Created/Published: [between 1915 and 1923]
Summary: Armenian woman holding ball of yarn, as child holds two spindles.
Notes:
Same image published in 'History's greatest trek,' National Geographic Magazine, November 1925, p. 589 with caption: 'These exiled mothers and their babies are Anatolian Greeks. The photograph on the right was taken before her departure from eastern Asia Minor.'
On recto of mount: Armenia.
On recto of mount: Near East Relief.
Frank and Frances Carpenter Collection (Library of Congress).
Subjects:
Near East Relief (Organization)--1910-1930.
Armenians--Domestic life--1910-1930.
Children--1910-1930.
Spinning--1910-1930.
Photographic prints--1910-1930.
Bookmark /2002695437/
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