Introducing our tea towel featuring the "Ancient Courses of the Mississippi River Meander Belt" map by Harold Fisk, created for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This map series displays the Mississippi River’s evolving paths from Cape Girardeau, MO to Donaldsonville, LA, with channels dating back thousands of years. Part of Fisk’s 1944 report, "Geological Investigation of the Alluvial Valley of the Lower Mississippi River," these maps were based on data from 16,000 borings, revealing the river's historical flow and flood patterns.
Fisk's maps transcend geographic data, capturing the river's essence through a vibrant, earth-toned palette that mirrors its dynamic nature. These maps depict the river's ever-changing path and geological impact from prehistory to the 20th century.
Enhance your kitchen with this stylish and functional tea towel, made from a durable blend of 85% micro-polyester and 15% polyamide. Measuring 16″ × 25″, it’s perfect for cleaning or adding a touch of elegance to any kitchen.
Features:
- Material: 85% micro polyester, 15% polyamide (11.6oz/yd² or 360 g/m²)
- One size: 16″ × 25″ (40.6cm × 63.5cm)
- Durable and quick-drying
(11.6oz/yd² (360 g/m²))
.: One size: 16″ × 25″ (40.6cm × 63.5cm)
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