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A group of Mayan women and girls fill their jugs of water at the water well. The women and children wear cortes and huipiles— garments worn as skirt and shirt—and headdresses. Some of the women and girls are holding goods on their head. Un grupo de mujeres mayas y niñas llenan sus jarras de agua en el pozo de agua. Las mujeres y niñas visten cortes rojos, huipiles y tocados en la cabeza. Unas de las mujeres y niñas sostienen cosas sobre sus cabezas.
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