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A photograph of an oil palm grove, which are very short and young but are bearing fruit. Most of the village of Kulu is like this, scattered about, both palm and banana.

A photograph of a mushroom shaped indigenous hut, which is typical is this area, with Mr. Ernest D. Rout standing in front of the hut.

A photograph of a small oil palm with six large fruits on it. They are dark, almost purple when ripe and the trees are reddish when ripe.

A photograph of bunches of bananas, oil palm, sweet potatoes, and fresh and dried cassava.

A close up photograph of a group of indigenous people. Most of them are topless with a cloth wrapped around their waists.

A close up photograph of a group of indigenous people. The indigenous man in the middle has flour on his face.

A photograph of bunches of bananas and plantains. They are short and thick with some a full foot long.

A photograph of a boat with two lighters (barges) on the side at Kulu. The boat is loaded with wood, bananas and indigenous people.

A photograph of a boat with two lighters (barges) on the side at Kulu. The boat is loaded with wood, bananas and indigenous people.

A photograph that shows rows of kaffir or millet and a single kigelia on the right bank.

A photograph taken from across the river of a swamp with grasses and wooden hills behind it.

A photograph of a group of indigenous people standing close together on the shore.

A photograph of a view across the river, where there are villages on the higher land around the trees.

A photograph of the river bank looking across the river. There are two narrow boats on the bank as well as water lettuce and tall grasses.

A photograph of a boat landing showing long narrow dugouts used here. There are also four narrow boats with indigenous people in them on the water.

A photograph of a general view up stream. There is a person in a narrow boat on the water along with water lettuce, and more vegetation.

A photograph of the Louis Cousin boat and indigenous people standing on the boat as well as on the shore.

A photograph of papaya, cabbage, and banana plants being grown. There are buildings in the background.

A photograph of cassava after soaking. When it is dry, it will be ready to be pounded into flour. There is pottery and cooking utensils around the cassava.

A photograph of corn soaked, pounded into hull, and laid out to dry. There are mortar baskets and pots around the corn with huts and indigenous people in the background.