George Rodger - UGANDA. Pygmies. "Dance of the forest people". 1948

UGANDA. Pygmies. Dance of the forest people. Aa Bachimbri girl dancer. 1948.

UGANDA. The Pygmies. Young Bachimbiri girl. 1948.

UGANDA. Wagasero girls wear strings of beads around their foreheads. 1948

UGANDA. An old Bachimbiri woman. 1948.

UGANDA. Naisuru. Pygmies. A Wasagero girl fetches palm fronds from the forest for thatching. 1948.

Batwa Pygmies in the clearing of Naisuru in the Kigesi mountains. 1948.

The Bachimbiri and Wagasero dance their own version of a courting dance, the "Kamundere."

Rwabwera, an old Nahundi hunter with skins of the yellow-backed duiker, a very rare antelope. 1948.

UGANDA. Bachimbiri and Wagasero women arrive at Naisuru in the mountains of Kigezi, after days of walking through the forest. Their staves are used to help scal

UGANDA. Naisuru. Pygmies. "The Dance of the Forest People". 1948.

UGANDA. Wachimbiri pygmies in the "Impenetrable forest" of Kigesi. 1948.

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