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Rice plantation, stables and Negro huts.
It is tied into sheaves, which the Negroes do very skilfully, with a wisp of the rice itself."
Idda; By og Handelsfaktori ved nedre Niger.
Pigeon-towers on the Nile. The battlements are formed of earthenware pots, and rows of Indian corn stalks project from the loopholed walls to serve as perches.
Chinese planting rice. postcard
Migratory workers harvesting peas near Nipomo, California
Harvesting peas requires large crews of migratory labor. Nipomo, California
Harvesting peas requires large crews of migratory labor. Nipomo, California
Newar group, slave population, supposed aboriginal, Nipal. [men selling vegetables]
Indigènes procédant a la récolte du riz, croissant à l'état subspontané, dans la nappe de crue du Niger.
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africa west
africans
rice workers
gao mali
illustrations
french
recolte du riz
crue du niger
croissant a l etat subspontane
indigenes procedant
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schomburg center for research in black culture
west africa
new york public library
Date
1920 - 1920
Source
New York Public Library
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