Photos from our 1993 alumnus Kingsley Anderson |
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A Peace Corp Volunteer in Mali, Africa |
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| "Pounding Grain" is a picture of a woman pounding corn to get the hard shells off of each grain so she can grind it into flour for food. | "Women and Children" is a picture of two mothers with their children strapped to their backs in the traditional manner that women carry children - they are standing in front of a granary, where people store their corn and other food after harvest. |
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"House" (left) is a picture of the village blacksmith (center) with his pet monkey, along with another friend of mine (right) who is a mason and is helping the blacksmith build a house to live in. |
| "Donsow" (right) is a picture of a group of traditional Malian hunters. |
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| "Balaphone Dance I & II" are pictures of some men playing balaphones (right) - other men in traditional masks are dancing to the music in a procession (see photo below - the men with guns are the village hunters) |
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(Left) "Garden" is a picture of the courtyard around my house in Mali where I grew corn, squash, and flowers - two of my good friends/ co-workers are also in the photo. |