4 Water in Anatolia is precious. These village women come to a puddle 2 miles from the village to fetch the precious liquid, using the most primitive containers. With a tin-plate the water is being scooped into a small metal drum
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4 Water in Anatolia is precious. These village women come to a puddle 2 miles from the village to fetch the precious liquid, using the most primitive containers. With a tin-plate the water is being scooped into a small metal drum. People and animals at puddle with container for water
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