Rice in America: Carolina Gold and Wild Manoomin

Lowcountry rice built by enslaved West Africans, and the wild rice (Zizania) that was never domesticated at all.

Playlist by @rice_domestication

13 tracks, shared on Audicious.

1. The History Of The Gullah: From Africa To America | Circle Unbroken | Timeline — Timeline - World History Documentaries
2. "Carolina’s Golden Fields: Inland Rice Cultivation in the South Carolina Lowcountry, 1670-1860" — The South Carolina Historical Society
3. "Carolina Gold Rice and the History and Culture of Rice Farming in South Carolina" - Glenn Roberts — SciencexMedia at Global Development (Cornell University)
4. How Anson Mills Saved Ancient Grains of Rice From Extinction — Rooted — Eater
5. The Anti-Racist Tale of Carolina Gold Rice, The Forgotten Crop That Built America — Lizzy Saxe
6. Saving Carolina Gold Rice — Post and Courier
7. How Black Women Smuggled a Million Dollar Empire in Their Hair — One Mic History
8. An African Rice Harvest on the Hudson — Civil Eats
9. Why Manoomin Wild Rice Is So Expensive | So Expensive Food | Business Insider — Business Insider
10. Manoomin: Food That Grows on the Water | The Ways — PBS Wisconsin Education
11. Harvest of Heritage: The Wild Rice Tradition | Native Report — PBS North
12. Rice Harvest — NFB
13. WILD RICE - From LAKE to TABLE — BlackForager