Africa - Egypt
Jan. 01, 1974 - Pottery Arabian Style: These strangely constructed buildings pictured here are actually the kilns of an aged pottery which produces still ceramics for everyday use and is situated in the old city quarters of Cairo. As is customary there, the two Arabian boys who have caught our photographer's eye, are earning some money by giving a helping hand. After the hand-made ceramic have dried in the open air for several days. Then they are taken into the kiln by the young helpers. For several days the pottery is being baked in the kilns then
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13288791
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47083034
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5124px x 3946px
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Keystone Pictures USA
