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Hogon, spiritual leader, in his carved cliff home, Ende village, Dogon Country, Mali
Peul (or Fula) woman with characteristic mouth tattoo wearing traditional golden earrings, Djenné, Mali
Tuareg travelling by camel in the Sahara desert, outside Timbuktu, Mali
Woman pounding millet, Songo, Dogon Country, Mali
Hogon, spiritual leader, in his carved cliff home, Ende village, Dogon Country, Mali
Djenné mosque, the largest mud structure in the world was first built in 1907, Djenné, Mali
Peul girl, with characteristic mouth tattoo carrying water, Djenné, Mali
Tuareg smoking his pipe in the Sahara desert, Timbuktu, Mali
Tuareg drinking tea at a homestead in the Sahara desert, Timbuktu, Mali
Masked dancer at the Dama festival, Ireli village below the Bandiagara escarpment, Dogon Country, Mali
Djenné is situated on an island in the Niger Inland Delta. On market day many villagers cross the water from surrounding villages by pirogue, Mali
Woman baking bread in a traditional oven, Timbuktu, Mali
Pirogue on the river Niger, 20km from Timbuktu, Mali
Djingareiber Mosque was built in 1325 and is a world heritage site, Timbuktu, Mali
Moroccan door, Djingareiber Mosque was built in 1325 and is a world heritage site, Timbuktu, Mali
Bogolan or mud cloth painting, Ende, Dogon Country, Mali
streetscene, Timbuktu, Mali
Woman carrying millet to a granary, Songo, Dogon Country, Mali
Telí village below the Bandiagara escarpent, Dogon Country, Mali
Peul (or Fula) woman with characteristic mouth tattoo wearing traditional golden earrings, Djenné, Mali
Marabout teaching at the Koran school, Djenné, Mali
Tuareg smoking his pipe at a homestead in the Sahara desert, Timbuktu, Mali
Djenné mosque on market day, the largest mud structure in the world was first built in 1907, Djenné, Mali
Djenné mosque on market day, the largest mud structure in the world was first built in 1907, Djenné, Mali