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Africa (Somalis Coast), Djibouti: Arrive of a camel convoy in front of an administrative building of grants?, 1890
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Africa (Somalis Coast), Djibouti: Arrive of a camel convoy in front of an administrative building of grants?, 1890
LUX4748556 Africa (Somalis Coast), Djibouti: Arrive of a camel convoy in front of an administrative building of grants?, 1890; (add.info.: Africa (Somalis Coast), Djibouti: Arrive of a camel convoy in front of an administrative building of grants?, 1890); Photo © Lux-in-Fine
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© © Lux-in-Fine / Bridgeman Images
Administration Camel Camels Caravan
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This print captures a moment in history on the Somali Coast of Africa, specifically Djibouti, in 1890. In the image, a camel convoy arrives in front of an administrative building of grants, showcasing the traditional mode of transportation and trade in the region during that time.
The scene is filled with rich cultural details - from the majestic camels lined up in formation to the intricate architecture of the administrative building. The presence of French colonial influence is evident through the European-style construction and signs of civilization.
As we gaze upon this snapshot from over a century ago, we are transported back to a time when Africa was undergoing significant changes due to colonization. The arrival of caravans like this one symbolized not only commerce but also cultural exchange between different populations.
Through this photograph, we can appreciate the resilience and adaptability of African communities as they navigated through periods of transition and change. It serves as a reminder of both the challenges faced by indigenous peoples under colonial rule and their enduring spirit to preserve their traditions amidst outside influences.
Overall, this image offers us a glimpse into a bygone era where camels roamed freely along dusty roads and administrative buildings stood as symbols of power and authority. It is a testament to Africa's diverse history and heritage that continues to shape its present-day identity.
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