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Part of a panoramic shot of a large indigenous rice, corn, cassava, and banana field. This is typical of this whole region.

Part of a panoramic shot of a large indigenous rice, corn, cassava, and banana field. This is typical of this whole region.

Part of a panoramic shot of a large indigenous rice, corn, cassava, and banana field. This is typical of this whole region.

Part of a panoramic shot of a large indigenous rice, corn, cassava, and banana field. This is typical of this whole region.

Part of a panoramic shot of a large indigenous rice, corn, cassava, and banana field. This is typical of this whole region.

A photograph of an indigenous person standing next to a large fish net near the river. The fish net is probably made of a tall malvaceous plant.

A photograph of cattle and three egrets near the river bank.

A photograph of cattle and egrets near the river bank.

A photograph of a canoe going down the river with a Belgian flag and several indigenous people sitting in the canoe, singing. On the opposite side of the river is a forest.

A close-up photograph of two natural sized solanum, also known as an eggplant.

A photograph of elaeis guineensis, also known as oil palm kernels, placed in a shallow basket.

A photograph of three ears of corn laying in a shallow basket with the husks drawn back.

A photograph of three ears of corn laying in a shallow basket with the husks drawn back.

A photograph of three ears of corn laying in a shallow basket with the husks still on.

A photograph of a shallow basket full of voandzou, also known as the bambara groundnut. It is larger than a peanut and usually one seeded, occasionally two.

A photograph of sugar cane alongside a bank in Congo. The sugar cane is not extensively grown here and there is a fence around the sugar cane to protect it from the goats.

A photograph of a rather large tobacco field with the tops cut out. There is other vegetation and trees behind the field.

A phtoograph of a field filled with corn, rice, cassava, and banana. There are also a few fallen trees over the area that dont interfer with this type of agriculture.

A photograph taken on one side of the river, showing Kindu in the distance with one of the steamboats in the river about to land.

A photograph of the backside of two indigenous women standing next to one another. They are wearing a turban like headdress with cloth called americana wrapped around their bodies. A detail of the decorative marks are seen on their arms and backs.