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Young Persian women in a Teahouse
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School teachers and students on an outing
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School girls on an outing
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Young Iranian girls photographing us
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School children on an outing
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Young school boys
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Young school girls, Tehran Iran
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Class of young girls
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Persian women and Kurdish men
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Azeri men
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Village girl
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Azari Villagers
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Azeri Women
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An Azeri man, restauranteur,
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A Zoroastrian Family
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Zoroastrian Woman, Keeper of the Fire Temple
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A Mullah outside a Madrassa
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The Mullah!
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Qashqa'i Nomads
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A young boy, Tabriz Bazaar
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Nomadic Sheepherder
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Artisan in Soltaniyeh, Iran
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Tile artisan, Yazd
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Miniaturist Painter, Esfahan
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Textile Printer, Esfahan
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Classical folk muscians, Zanjan Teahouse
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Shopkeeper and his daughter
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The Village Baker
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Baker, Yazd Iran
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Bakery, Zanjan Iran
