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Cancel, Robert
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In 1976, when roads were not in good condition, traders braved the uncertain transport routes to purchase large quantities of fish to be sold in Zambia's mining center, The Copperbelt. Without electricity or refrigeration, drying in the sun or smoking was the best way to preserve fish. 6840-03 Nsemiwe, Nsumbu Nov '76 Kaputa, Kasongole - November 1976
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image
Form/Genre
photography
Identifier
ark:/20775/bb16445741
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
Group portraits Zambian culture Fishing Fishermen (people) Food Dried fish Fish drying Tabwa culture Occupations Photography Kasongole, Northern Province, Zambia Zambia
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