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Algerian child, 1970.

From: “Sahara” by Renè Gardi.

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“Bowl with green splashes, Iran, 9th century.

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Lebanese women in traditional clothing. c.1950’s

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“Several Palestinian women of different localities filling their water jars from a house well (possibly in Jaffa), 1900s”

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“A cool and shady street between high-rise mudbrick houses in Shibam”

From: “Yemen: Land and people” by Searight, Sarah; 2002.

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“A Ramallah woman in her tradition Palestinian dress, Matson Collection (1898-1946)”

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“Amazigh woman walking in the snow.” Agouim, Morocco, c.1975

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Women carrying water, Algeria, 1913

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“Woman potter in the Khuri village, Thar Desert, Rajasthan, India.” 2000.

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“Two farm girls carry water in Hammana, Lebanon.” c.1948

Photo by: Ivan Dmitri/Michael Ochs

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“The Ksar Ouled Soltane Tataouine Tunisia”

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Acrobat Vessel

Colima

2nd century BCE–3rd century CE

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“Figurine of a Seated Goddess - Baked Clay - Catalhöyük - 1 st half of 6th millennium BC.”

The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations

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“Young tarahumara woman mixing beer as an alcoholic drink, tesguino, used for the holidays. Made of toasted corn.” c.unknown

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“NIGERIA West Africa Jos Portrait of craftsman potter holding a ceramic pot and his son”

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Amphora with Spiral Decoration, Southern Etruria, Italy, circa 700-680 BCE

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