23 English eng Radus, Daniel Contributor <p><em data-start="20" data-end="55">Margaret Boyd’s Quillwork History</em> explores the quillwork art created by Margaret Boyd and its importance in preserving Indigenous history and cultural identity. The article examines how quillwork functions not only as artistic expression but also as a form of historical storytelling and cultural memory. It highlights the role of Indigenous women in maintaining traditions, knowledge, and community identity through material art practices. The study also discusses how Boyd’s work challenges colonial interpretations of Native art by emphasizing Indigenous perspectives and meanings. Overall, the article connects art, history, and Indigenous knowledge systems.<br></p> University of North Carolina Press 2018 pdf ISSN 0012-8163 Cultural History Margaret Boyd’s Quillwork History mixed material University of North Carolina Press