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Nuer: A dry season temporary home. The Nuer carasses his song bull, with his other cattle around him. Sudan
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Nuer woman milking a cow, as opposed to the Dinka, where women do not milk the cows, Sudan
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Nuer family group, Eastern district, at the junction of the Sobat and Pibor rivers. Note the mosquito nets. Sudan
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Nuer: Swimming cattle across the Bahr el Ghazal river. Often the bull is tied to the boat and the other cattle follow, Sudan
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Nuer herder with "song bull", Sudan
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Nuer mother with twins bathes in the Sobat river at Nasir. Sudan
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Nuer:During the dry season the Nuer herd their cattle down to the rivers. In the background is the steamer the Lady Baker, named after the Austrian who administered medical aid from it and a barge. Sudan
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Laughing Nuer man from Eastern area between Waat and Akobo, Sudan
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Among the Nuer of the Sudan, disputes between members of different lineages were often mediated by a leopard skin chief, so called because of his right to wear the leopard skin, a badge of informal authority.
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Nuer woman milking a cow, as opposed to the Dinka, where women do not milk the cows, Sudan
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Nuer man from Awoi, Central Nuer area, with his pipe, Sudan
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Nuer stand in front of a luak, or cattle byre, their faces are covered in ash made from dung fires. Eastern Sudan near the Ethiopian border
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Nuer stand in front of a luak, cattle byre,with their homestead village behind them. Eastern Sudan near the Ethiopian border
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Nuer: A chief's court at work in western Sudan
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Nuer bathing in the Sobat river at Nasir. Sudan
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