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Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-524

Camel market in In-Gall in Aïr (Republic of Niger). As in all marketplaces in Africa, people haggle extensively. The Tuareg are very vain. They often wear bracelets made of stone, e.g. serpentine, slate or limestone, above their elbows. The man in the white gandura on the left has a braid hanging from the litham on either side of his head, a custom typical of the Aïr. – Niger - 1966

  • Keywords:
    Africa Niger Sahara GreatDesert Aïr In-Gall Touareg nomad dromedary

Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-524

Camel market in In-Gall in Aïr (Republic of Niger). As in all marketplaces in Africa, people haggle extensively. The Tuareg are very vain. They often wear bracelets made of stone, e.g. serpentine, slate or limestone, above their elbows. The man in the white gandura on the left has a braid hanging from the litham on either side of his head, a custom typical of the Aïr. – Niger - 1966

  • Keywords:
    Africa Niger Sahara GreatDesert Aïr In-Gall Touareg nomad dromedary

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