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Nomadic Fulani-Peuhl Women Dressed for the Market

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Collection	Volunteer Photos
Photo Title	Nomadic Fulani-Peuhl Women Dressed for the Market
Photo Description	These nomadic Fulani/Peuhl women have come to Tchamba's weekly Sunday market. They are dressed in their best with beautifully embroidered colorful clothes, brightly colored scarves, multicolored beaded jewelry, beadwork on their head and tatoos. These women have come to the Tchamba area for a few weeks and live in tents. They move north and south with the rain in search of food for their cattle. I took this photo as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Affem Kabye, Tchamba prefecture, Central Region, Togo where I was in a Safe Motherhood and Child Survival project.
Contributor	Sara Holz
Region	Africa Region
Country of Service	Togo
Service Dates (Beginning)	1995
Service Dates (Ending)	1998
Sector	Health
Decade	1990s
Keywords	Traditional dress Markets
Resource Type	Photo
Format	JPG; 590 KB
Date created	2010-03-02

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