Twa
Batwa-kvinder i Burundi
De indfødte twa-pygmæer, også kendt som batwa, fra De Store Søers region i det centrale Afrika var oprindeligt et bjergboende jæger-samler-folk, der levede i skovene i højlandet omkring søerne Kivu, Albert og Tanganyika – områder, der nu hører til landene Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda og den østlige del af DR Congo. Deres antal anslås til omkring 100.000.
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Batwa women in Burundi cropped.jpg
Forfatter/Opretter: Doublearc, Licens: CC0
Batwa women with traditional pots. Taken in Burundi, in the village of Kiganda in the province of Muramvya in July 2007. Women are watching a community event, but not involved. This image cropped from the original at File:Batwa women in Burundi.jpg
Forfatter/Opretter: Doublearc, Licens: CC0
Batwa women with traditional pots. Taken in Burundi, in the village of Kiganda in the province of Muramvya in July 2007. Women are watching a community event, but not involved. This image cropped from the original at File:Batwa women in Burundi.jpg
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Forfatter/Opretter: Irina Kazanskaya from Moscow, Russia, Licens: CC BY 2.0
Khanty girls
Forfatter/Opretter: Irina Kazanskaya from Moscow, Russia, Licens: CC BY 2.0
Khanty girls