ID: 901002298 Page link: http://vocab.getty.edu/page/ia/901002298	Record Type: Event/Narrative

	A Dish With One Spoon (North American history, ratified 1701)

Note: Peace agreement between the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and the French, marked with several weeks of feasting. The phrase "A Dish With One Spoon," or in Ojibwe, "Gdoo-naaganinaa," refers to sharing land and resources, with the dish representing the land and the spoon referring to individuals working together. Ratified in 1701 in Montréal by wampum belts; the belts contain visual designs of one dish to represent the treaty. Conceptually based in earlier agreements between Indigenous leaders. The agreement has been used in Canadian courts and negotiations since its ratification, with its most recent usage in 2017.

Display Date: ratified in 1701

Names:

	A Dish With One Spoon (North American history, ratified 1701) (preferred,English-P,D,P)
	Dish With One Spoon, A (North American history, ratified 1701) (English,A,P)
	One Dish, One Spoon (North American history, ratified 1701) (English,U,P)
	Gdoo-naaganinaa (North American history, ratified 1701) (English,U,P)
	Gdoo-naaganinaa (North American history, ratified 1701) (Ojibwa,U,P)

Hierarchical Position:

		Named Events (P)
		....<North and South American history> (P)
		........A Dish With One Spoon (North American history, ratified 1701) (I)

Related Iconography:

	related to .... Covenant Chain
	..........(Named Events, North and South American history, United States history, Covenant Chain (American history, drafted early 1600s)) [901002317]

Other Relationships:

	role/characteristic is .... treaty
	.....(international agreements, agreements, legal instruments, legal documents, records by form or function, records (documents), documents by function, document genres, information forms (objects), Information Forms (hierarchy name), Visual and Verbal Communication (hierarchy name)) (AAT)

	role/characteristic is .... wampum
	.....(money by form, money (objects), exchange media (objects), Exchange Media (hierarchy name), Visual and Verbal Communication (hierarchy name)) (AAT)

	located in .... Canada
	.....(North and Central America) (TGN)

	located in .... Northeastern United States
	.....(United States, North and Central America) (TGN)

Sources:

	A Dish With One Spoon (North American history, ratified 1701)
	................Canadian Encyclopedia [online] (2000-) "A Dish With One Spoon," accessed 12 May 2020, "A Dish With One Spoon,"
	................National Park Service [online] (1998-) "A Dish With One Spoon," accessed 12 May 2020, "Adirondacks: Native Americans,"
	................Mancke, The Ohio Country and Indigenous Geopolitics (2018) 23-24; accessed 12 May 2020
	Dish With One Spoon, A (North American history, ratified 1701)
	................Getty Vocabulary Program rules
	One Dish, One Spoon (North American history, ratified 1701)
	................Hoover, The River Is In Us (2017) "One Dish, One Spoon," accessed 12 May 2020, "Preface"
	Gdoo-naaganinaa (North American history, ratified 1701)
	................Canadian Encyclopedia [online] (2000-) "Gdoo-naaganinaa," accessed 12 May 2020, "A Dish With One Spoon,"

Iconography Record Sources:

	................ Hoover, The River Is In Us (2017) accessed 12 May 2020, "Preface"
	................ National Park Service [online] (1998-) accessed 12 May 2020, "Adirondacks: Native Americans,"
	................ Mancke, The Ohio Country and Indigenous Geopolitics (2018) 23-26; accessed 12 May 2020
	................ Canadian Encyclopedia [online] (2000-) accessed 12 May 2020, "A Dish With One Spoon,"