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Cynthia Samake with friends at a wedding
in Bamako, Mali.
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Waxy orange flower growing on trees in
Malian landscape.
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Barou Samake in front of painted house
at Tiebele, Burkina Faso
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Potter smooths the rim of a jar; Segou area
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Fired pots ready for river transport
to Segou
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Dyer shows off a wax-resist fabric, one of hundreds
she and her family have created. |
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Drum maker friend starts to stretch
goatskin over a wooden drum base; Bamako
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Cynthia with her mother-in-law,
Ba-Mariam, Segou
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Dyer checks a finished piece; Bamako
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Barou with a marionette character
from a traditional legend; Bamako, MALI
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Kora musicians wearing mud cloth or bogolanfini outfits; Segou, Mali
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Cynthia and Barou Samake
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Tuareg dancer with female relatives
singing and clapping, Timbuktu area
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Ancient mosque, Timbuktu
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Dogon granary with ladder at left;
near Bandiagara.
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Dogon dancers near Bandiagara Falaise
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Kanaga dancer, Dogon Country
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Typical landscape in a Dogon village, Mali.
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Women pounding millet stalks; Mali .
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Some BTSA travelers pose
under the shade of an ancient baobab, Ende, Mali .
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Two examples of traditional mud cloth or bogolanfini
--cloth dyed with iron-rich mud, near Segou.
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Mudcloth artist paints colors onto a modern bogolanfini design; Segou
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BTSA traveler helps the ladies paint
a house near Tiebele, Burkina Faso.
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Skilled tailor pieces fabric for women's dresses;
Bamako.
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