| Weaving worksMats, Panniers, Baskets, Rattles, etc.(Baka Pygmies of Cameroon,
Gabon and Congo)Photos, texts and audio recordings
by Luis DevinSoundscape: Baka children speaking and, in the background,
elderly woman singing a jodel lullaby (Baka Pygmies of Cameroon). |
2. Weaving of a large pannier
for gathering forest products.
3. Woven plant fiber basket.
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4. Baka elderly woman
with a mat and a
walking stick.
 Baka women | | | |
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5. Making of a basket
for gathering food
in the rainforest.
Food gathering | | | |
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6. Study of weaving
techniques for the
making of baskets
and other woven
plant fiber objects.
 Fieldwork | | | |
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