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RM2BF8D6G–African Villagers Pounding Mud for Adobe Architecture & Traditional Tall Conical Grass & Mud Huts by Native or Tribal Africans in Tanzania Africa. Vintage or Old Illustration or Engraving 1889
RM2B2BD66–Dance of the women at the festival of village chieftains in Dar es Salaam, the capital of German East Africa, in today's Tanzania.
RM2J1AEXB–Mrima Village or Wamrima Village in the Mrima Coast or Coastal Region of East Africa in Tanzania Opposite Zanzibar. Vintage Illustration or Engraving 1860.
RFMMKWYT–Arusha, Tanzania.- January 2, 2013: Children of Ilkidinga, Waarusha Masai village on the slopes of Mount Meru. Black and white.
RMG15K8F–Engraving entitled: Stanley meets Livingstone. Showing Henry Morton Stanley greeting Dr. David Livingstone at a village in Ujiji, near Lake Tanganyika in present day Tanzania. Stanley's porters stand on the left, one at center carries an American flag; Li
RM2B2BDDY–A native woman stamps corn in the Askari camp in Mbeya in German East Africa, today the southern highlands of Tanzania. The photo is undated.
RM2B02792–Zanzibar was the first country in East Africa to introduce the steam locomotive. Sultan Bargash bin Said had a seven mile railway constructed from his palace at Stone Town to Chukwani in 1879. Initially the two Pullman cars were hauled by mules but in 1881 the Sultan ordered an 0-4-0 tank locomotive from the English locomotive builders Bagnall. The railway saw service until the Sultan died in 1888 when the track and locomotive were scrapped. Fifteen years later (In 1905) the American Company Arnold Cheyney built a seven mile line from Zanzibar Town to the village of Bububu. It was notorious f
RM2B02786–Zanzibar was the first country in East Africa to introduce the steam locomotive. Sultan Bargash bin Said had a seven mile railway constructed from his palace at Stone Town to Chukwani in 1879. Initially the two Pullman cars were hauled by mules but in 1881 the Sultan ordered an 0-4-0 tank locomotive from the English locomotive builders Bagnall. The railway saw service until the Sultan died in 1888 when the track and locomotive were scrapped. Fifteen years later (In 1905) the American Company Arnold Cheyney built a seven mile line from Zanzibar Town to the village of Bububu. It was notorious f
RF2JDR6G6–Sunrise at the beach with an African boat (dhow) at the foreground, Zanzibar, Tanzania (black and white)
RM2H584HC–Africa, Tanzania, 1976. Ujamaa village Maasai people still live in their traditional homes. Two poor small boys with extended stomachs.
RFMMKX11–Arusha, Tanzania.- January 2, 2013: Children of Ilkidinga, Waarusha Masai village on the slopes of Mount Meru. Black and white.
RF2R45GA5–December 30th, 2017, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania-Beautiful and natural faces of young Maasai girls interacting with tourists at the Serengeti National park entrance
RMD8A5DT–A Woman Carrying Banana's Cluster On Her Head, On the way to the Banana Market in Marangu village, Tanzania.
RMWFY231–Group of Maasai men doing their jumping dance celebrating the rite of passage to welcome young men to the next stage of their lives, Kenya, East Afric
![''Indigenes des bords du Tanganyika; Afrique Australe', 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2P0WYH1/indigenes-des-bords-du-tanganyika-afrique-australe-1914-from-quotgrande-geographie-bong-illustreequot-1914-2P0WYH1.jpg "''Indigenes des bords du Tanganyika; Afrique Australe', 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914. Stock Photo")
RM2P0WYH1–''Indigenes des bords du Tanganyika; Afrique Australe', 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914.
RMF0CERR–Maasai children in a cornfield in their boma (village) in Tanzania, Africa. Black and white
RFPA5E07–KENYA - OCTOBER 10, 2009: Portrait of an unidentified Massai extraordinary woman with heavy earings in Kenya, Oct 10, 2009. Massai people are a Niloti
RM2H58461–Africa, Tanzania, 1976. Ujamaa village Maasai people still live in their traditional homes. Two poor small boys with extended stomachs.
RF2AEPRRY–Same, Tanzania, 5th June, 2019: maasai warriors, jumping impressive haights to impress ladies
RF2AEPTTK–Same, Tanzania, 5th June, 2019: maasai warriors, jumping impressive haights to impress ladies
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