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  • A group of Congolese women and children in a waiting room for medical care to the Pygmy tribes people.
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  • A group of Mbuti Pygmy women and children.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy children play with a bow and arrow. The indigenous tribe is of hunting and gathering origin in the Ituri forest.
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  • An Mbuti Pygmy woman and man wave grass whips to beat each other which is part of the traditional ceremonies surrounding the nKumbi manhood ritual.
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  • A Mbuti Pygmy child crying as he receives an innoculation as part of medical care for the indigenous peoples.
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  • A Mbuti Pygmy woman smokes a pipe as another nurses a baby.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy tribesmen in the rain forest with freshly killed duikers which are an important part of their diet.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy boys painted with clay symbols on their bodies and faces participate in manhood initiation rites.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy tribespeople with hunting net and baby in sling in forest as the semi-nomadic people make their way to a hunting camp in the Ituri Forest.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy woman and child in the frame of a leaf-covered hut. The indigenous semi-nomadic tribe builds structures for nighttime as they set up hunting camps.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy tribesmen sitting on rolled up hunting nets that are used to trap small game in the forest..
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  • Mbuti Pygmy woman and child in a leaf-covered hut shelter the semi-nomadic indigenous tribe builds.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy boys painted with clay decorations participate in manhood initiation rites.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy girls in body paint during boys' manhood initiation rites.
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  • A Mbuti Pygmy boy grimaces after receiving cuts to scar his body during the nKumbi manhood initiation rites.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy boys are cut to make scars during nKumbi manhood initiation rites.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy boys paint each others bodies with clay while participating in manhood initiation rites.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy boy painted with clay symbols wears a grass skirt during manhood initiation rites.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy boys apply body paint during manhood initiation rites. Gray color is commonly used to mean security, authority, maturity and stability.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy girls apply clay paint to decorate their bodies and faces for the boys' manhood initiation in the Ituri Forest.
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  • Mbuti Pygmy boys view the whip from behind grass screen during manhood initiation rites.
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