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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.

A photograph of tall echinochloa, that reaches to about 12 feet high.