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Bangladesh
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Bangladesh Bramaputra River 1978
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Bangladesh Dacca Wedding 1978
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Bangladesh wedding Dacca 1978
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Bangladesh 1978
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Bangladesh rickshaw Dacca 1978
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Bangladesh - wedding, groom looking at bride
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Bangladesh - woman in covered rickshaw (purda) going to her parents' home for a visit.
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Bangladesh - swimming pool
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Bangladesh - Lyda Puleston, Cedric Puleston with Farida the nutritionist next to a bus.
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Bangladesh - man in Bogra who could read Sanskrit, English, Bangla and several other languages
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Bangladesh 1978 Suraya and another woman probably preparing for a wedding.
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Bangladesh - Boats on the Brahmaputra (ganges)
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Bangladesh Village of Gilondo with Sala-Uddin, Suraya, Cedric Puleston, Lyda Puleston, on the verandah of our house.
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Bangladesh - 1978 Ploughing rice field with oxen
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Bangladesh - Bogra palace abandoned by Hindu family during the partition of 1971 - 1978
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Bangladesh - Brahmaputra River with boats (Ganges) 1978
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Bangladesh - mongoose
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Bangladesh - ferryboat on the way to Bogra, Brahmaputra River 1978
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Bangladesh - man plowing fields with oxen
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Bangladesh, village women and children
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Bangladesh people
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Bangladesh 1978 Wedding
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Bangladesh - Suraya and Lyda Puleston with other children in front of a building, probably the university. Note bullet holes in the walls.
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Bangladesh fish traps in rice paddies
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Bangladesh - posing the in the Village of Gilondo with Sala-uddin, Suraya, Lyda Puleston, Cedric Puleston and villagers
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Bangladesh 1978 Clarence's house in Dacca where we lived. This is Ms. Turner from Belize who was married to a US man working on a project.
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Bangladesh 1978 Snake charmers came into the village and performed with a Cobra
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Bangladesh, one of the younger wives of the Maatbar winnowing grain in the courtyard.
