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Tag Archives: Cotton

Photo 54 – UBB-HAA-334

Feb3

Women using a traditional gin (Fur: “maal”) to separate the seeds from harvested cotton (Fur: “nyiri”).

Jebel Si area, Northern Darfur.

Photo: Gunnar Haaland, 1969

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Posted in Gendered activities Tagged Cotton, Ginning, Jebel Si

Photo 55 – UBB-HAA-339

Feb3

A man at his loom (Fur: “shaaka”). Spinning and weaving of cotton are considered male work. At marriage, a man should present his mother in law (Fur: “iya mare”, Arabic: “naseeba”) with a woven garment.

Amballa, Western Darfur.

Photo: Gunnar Haaland, 1965

Photo 55 - UBB-HAA-00339

Posted in Gendered activities Tagged Amballa, Cotton, Dressing, Spinning and weaving

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