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Live Provisions on the deck of the emigrant ship, Indus

Live Provisions on the deck of the emigrant ship, Indus


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Live Provisions on the deck of the emigrant ship, Indus

Engraving showing some of the crew of the emigrant ship Indus, forcing sheep and pigs to take up residence in their pens, 1872

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1872 Crew Deck Emigrant Forcing Live Pens Pigs Sheep


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This engraving, titled 'Showing Some of the Crew of the Emigrant Ship Indus Forcing Live Provisions to Take Up Residence in Their Pens on the Deck, 1872,' offers a glimpse into the challenging reality of life aboard an emigrant ship during the late 19th century. The Indus, a vessel used to transport people from Europe to new homes in Australia and other colonies, is depicted here as the crew members work to ensure the survival of the livestock during the long voyage. The image shows a bustling scene on the ship's deck, where crew members are seen herding sheep and pigs into their pens. The livestock, some of which are shown with their legs bound, appear anxious and restless, as they are forced to adjust to their cramped quarters. The crew members, dressed in heavy coats and hats, work diligently to manage the animals, their faces expressing determination and focus. This historical engraving provides a poignant reminder of the harsh conditions endured by emigrants during their oceanic journeys. The forced cohabitation of humans and livestock on the limited space of the ship's deck was a common practice, as it helped to ensure a steady food supply for the passengers. The Indus, like many other emigrant ships of the time, served as both a means of transportation and a floating community, where the survival of all on board depended on the collective efforts of the crew and passengers. The intricate details of this engraving, with its meticulously rendered figures and textures, offer a fascinating window into the past, inviting us to reflect on the resilience and resourcefulness of those who braved the unknown in search of a new life.

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