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Afghanistan - The Old Fort in Gazni
Afghanistan -- The Old Fort in the historic city of Gazni, from which the Afghanis launched their invasion of India in the old ways.
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Afghanistan - A Herd of Fat-tailed Afghani Sheep
Afghanistan -- A herd of Fat-tailed Afghani sheep, the principle source of meet, hides and wool for Afghanistan. The herds are usually tended by young boys.
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Afghanistan-Pushtuns who want an independent state of their own along the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan, come into Gazni city with their guns. These tribesmen are dead shots, even using old flint-lock rifles.
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Afghan Premier visits Egypt: Sardar Mohamed Daoud is pictured right being greeted by President Nasser's representative, El Sayed Abdul Latid El Boghdadi, Minister of Municipal and Rural Affairs when he arrived at the Cairo Airport on May 14 for a ...
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Afghanistan -- Veil Wearing Women in Old Kabul
Afghanistan -- Women still wearing the veil shopping in Old Kabul. These women are from outlying villages and still follow ancient custom but women of Kabul, encouraged by the government, are rapidly casting away outdated customs such never show t...
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Afghanistan - A fruit peddler in Kabul
Afghanistan -- A fruit peddler in Kabul. Donkeys are the most common pack-carrying animals in Afghanistan and are used to carry practically everything that a human being cannot manage.
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Afghanistan -- An Afghan dance called "Khatak" where the dancers throw their long-haired heads about with force in time to high-pitched drums.
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Afghanistan - Bathing in Kabul River
Afghanistan -- Children, and grown-ups, bathing and washing in Kabul River. In the background is part of the New Kabul City, with modern buildings and facilitates.
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Afghanistan - A policeman in New Dabul City.
Afghanistan -- A policeman in New Dabul City, controlling traffic. Note the vast difference between the modern part of Kabul and the Old Kabul City.
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