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A photograph of a 3 feet tall bush morning glory with lavender flowers.

A photograph of a cow just killed. Its hind legs are tied, throat cut and two jars of blood was drawn. The horns are 7 inches in diameter and 45 inches in length.

A photograph of a black seed oil tree, an ornamental tree standing at 12 feet high.

A photograph of a view at the camp site. In the foreground, an indigenous man named Kalemuengo is sorting beans with a zambezi cat and a leopard cat skin in front of him. In the back, H.C. Raven is seen skinning a bushbuck with three indigenous man…

An up-close photograph of 3 heads of sorghum.

An up-close photograph of 12 type bunches of beans, 5 in each bunch. These bunches illustrate the types of beans that exist in the area.

An up-close photograph of three natural size heads of sorghum.

A photograph of 38 beans that were secured at the market and being kept as a sample.

A up-close photograph of beans of all sorts sold in the market.

An up-close photograph of butter being packaged and sold in banana leaf containers.

A photograph of butter in banana leaf containers and an indigenous man with leopard cat skin sitting in the back.

A photograph of two indigenous men carrying a large stick with moboline oil cans attached to it. The oil cans are being used here to export palm oil or butter.

A photograph of pots or baskets made of 2 oil palm leaves. There is cassava flour in the banana fiber as well as in the open basket wtih fresh banana leaf cover.

A photograph of small developing fruits of a soursop.

An up-close photograph of the buds and flower of a soursop.

An up-close photograph of natural size buds of a soursop.

An up-close photograph of a manihot esculenta, showing its leaf, fruit, and flower.

An up-close photograph of a manihot esculenta, showing its leaf, fruit, and flower.

A photgraph of an indigenous woman sitting on the ground, cooking with a large earthen pot with a second pot being used as a cover.

An up-close photograph showing the details of the cassava flour production. There are cassva in a large pot and on the ground as well as several bowls around them.