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Description
Because of the density of its fisheries, Lake Mweru Wantipa was the source of a fairly lucrative fishing industry. Kasongole was the largest fishing camp on the lake, evolving within a few years to be one of the larger villages in the district. In the background, groups of men relax in the shade of simple gazebos (nsaka). 6840-03 Nsemiwe, Nsumbu Nov '76 Kaputa, Kasongole - November 1976
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image
Form/Genre
photography
Identifier
ark:/20775/bb30439273
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
Villages Rural areas Tabwa culture Boats Shelters (single built works) Portraits Local industries Photography Zambia Kasongole, Northern Province, Zambia
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