Origin of Indian Corn

Origin of Indian Corn is a Native American legend about a chief who goes into the forest to ask the Great Spirit for help. His people have lived on thin meals of roots and berries for over a year, and their young hunters are growing weak. Told to wait on the open plain with his wife, sons, and daughter, the chief stands in silence for three days with his hands raised. What the villagers find when they return is a marvel that changes their lives for good.

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