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Rene Burri - SENEGAL. 1966.
Casamance. Senegal river from which the southern part has its name.
Casamance region. Village of Oussoye. Tribal dances of the Diolas take place between November and March. The dancers wear headdresses made of shells and feather
Casamance. Village of M'Lomp. Pose in front of old baobab tree.
Ievgueni EVTOUCHENKO (URSS), poète. A Dakar.
Casamance. Wedged between Gambia and former Portuguese Guinea. Takes its name from the Casamance river.
Casamance. Village of Oussoye. Diola tribesmen during ritual dancing during dry season lasting from November to January. Village is near border of former Portug
Casamance. Village of Oussoye. Diola tribesmen dance usually on occasions of a funeral circumcisions or for rain and good crops.
Casamance. Young girl on waterwell in Savanna landscape with occasional baobab trees.
Casamance. Young boys on the Casamance River near Ziguinchor.
Casamance. Village near M'Lomp.
Casamance. Village of M'Lomp.
Casamance. Women in the village of M'Lomp.
Casamance. Oussouye village. Young Diola boy with shells woven into his hair watching warriors during their dances.
Casamance. Old woman carrying water in huge gourd back to village.
Casamance. Tribal hunter with his dog in forest near M'Lomp village in forested aera of Casamance.
SENEGAL. Casamance. 1966.
SENEGAL. 1966. French poet and politician (from Martinique) Aime CESAIRE in Casamance.
SENEGAL.1966. SENEGAL. 1966. French poet and politician (from Martinique) Aime CESAIRE in Casamance.
SENEGAL. 1966. French poet and politician (from Martinique) Aime CESAIRE in Casamance.
SENEGAL.1966.
SENEGAL. Casamance. 1966.
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