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Three men in a Maasai Village in Northern Tanzania perform a task with a wooden object while children and other villagers observe. In the late 1970s, American visual anthropologist, Richard Cross, was invited to photograph the Maasai people in the region. Cross received the invitation while doing graduate work at Temple University in Philadelphia. While in Tanzania, Cross photographed the cultural traditions, tribal rituals and daily life of the Maasai people. Tres hombres en una aldea masái en el norte de Tanzania realizan una tarea con un objeto de madera mientras los niños y otros aldeanos observan. En 1979, Richard Cross fue invitado a fotografiar a al pueblo masái como parte de un proyecto de filme etnográfico del estudiante de doctorado Peter Biella. Cross recibió la invitación mientras hacía estudios de posgrado en la Universidad de Temple en Filadelfia. Mientras estuvo en Tanzania, Cross fotografió las tradiciones culturales, los rituales y la vida cotidiana del pueblo masái.
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