One printed cloth, two families of names, and a game where you print a scarf for everyone who comes to the porch.
A tile puzzle: someone asks for a scarf, you print it square by square. English and Ukrainian, on a phone or a computer, and it keeps working offline.
The evidence for the scarf, with every source named.
The chronicle in order, with the source under every claim, and the page of corrections.
Four eras, told in order.
What is documented, what is contested, what we got wrong.
What an Indigenous co-author would decide and own, what we bring, and the first step.
One page, in three languages.
Where funding stands, what the press may quote, drafts for schools.
Recipes, plants and folk arts from the two kitchens, each with its source.
Three recipes written out in full.
Plants of two kitchens: what is documented.
Print and embroidery as two different objects, and the pysanka.
News with a date and articles with a source under every claim. The long-form chapters live in the Chronicle.
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