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Making pea paste by a Ha dialect speaking woman
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The front part of the costume worn by a Luohuo woman in Ledong, Hainan
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The back of the costume worn by a Luohuo woman in Ledong, Hainan
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Headwear of a Baohuai woman in Ledong, Hainan
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Costume worn by a Luohuo woman in Ledong, Hainan
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Large earrings entwined around the pate of a Hainan’s Li woman
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Luohuo females put more and more earrings on their heads as age grows
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Ear's wiredrawn due to longtime wearing of earrings
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Luohuo women cover their pates with earrings in daily life
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Earrings hung downward
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Attire of the Li girls in Tongza, Hainan
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Plastron, costumes, bracelet and topknots of woman in Tongza, Hainan
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Headwear of women in Tongza, Hainan
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Attire of young women in Qiongzhong, Hainan
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Costumes for middle-aged and old ladies in Tongza, Hainan
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Attire of girls in Tongza, Hainan
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Attire of girls in Wuzhi Mountain township, Tongza, Hainan
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Attire of girls in Wuzhi Mountain township, Tongza, Hainan
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Costumes, waist girdle of woman in Tongza
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Back of straight skirt of girls in Qiongzhong
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Girls in a straw hat and sunflower-leaf rain cape in Tongza
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Back of the plastron, costume, bracelet and topknots of woman in Tongza
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Scarf of a Li woman
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Back of Tongza Li woman dress
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Tongza Li woman dress
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Back of the plastron, costume, bracelet and topknots of woman in Tongza
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Blouse of Tongza woman
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Tongza woman blouse
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Blouse embroidered with big flower pattern in Dali township, Lingshui
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Girls in black pullover with black cloth on head in Lingshui
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Headwear and neckwear of girls in Qiongzhong
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Topknots of girl in Changjiang
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Headwear of an elderly woman in Changjiang
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Woman costumes in Changjiang
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Attire of girls in Tongza
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Pullover reversely worn by a middle-aged Li woman
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Hainan Li Minority woman’s pullover
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Part of Hainan Li woman’s pullover
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Hainan Li woman’s pullover
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Attire of woman in Baisha, Hainan
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Woman’s headwear in Baoting, Hainan
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Woman’s costume in Baoting, Hainan
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Dongfang girls’s costumes
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A wealthy middle-aged woman’s costume
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Headwear of a Qi singer
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Headwear of a Qi dancer
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A Meifu-dialect speaking man’s headwear
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Qi-dialect-speaking man’s costume
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Qi-dialect-speaking man's outside costumes
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Costumes of a Run-dialect-speaking hunter
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Costume of a Run-dialect-speaking
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Headwear of a Qi drummer
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Headwear of a Qi dancer
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Costumes of a Ha-dialect-speaking man
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Summer costumes of a Baohuai man speaking Ha dialect in Ledong
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Costume of a Run-dialect-speaking hunter
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A Qi-dialect-speaking hunter’s costume in Changjiang
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Qi-dialect-speaking hunter’s waist adornment-bamboo gun powder canister in Tongza
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Headwear of a Qi gong striker
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Qi-dialect-speaking man’s costumes
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Costumes of an elderly Meifu-dialect-speaking man
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A Meifu-dialect-speaking man’s costumes
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A gun-powder bag with a colorful jewelry chain used by a Run-dialect-speaking hunter
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Dubiku. Or Briefs of Ha-dialect-speaking man
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A short skirt of a Meifu-dialect-speaking man
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Qi-dialect-speaking man’s suit with braids in Ledong
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Special dress for Daogong
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Costumes of a Qi-dialect-speaking Niangmu
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Costumes of a Run-dialect-speaking Daogong
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Costumes of a Run-dialect-speaking Daogong
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Harvesting the Shanlan paddy
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Getting fire by drilling the wood
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Driving birds away by striking an instrument
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A fake eagle—a way to protect the land
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“Striking Dingdong” – a tool to drive the birds
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A hut in the Shanlan field
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Air-drying Shanlan paddy on a roof
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Binding Shanlan paddy into bunches of similar weight and the total output easily calculated
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Air-drying field
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Using toes to help threshing
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Toe-threshing
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Shelling paddy together
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Sift rice
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Trampling the field by buffalo
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Bamboo water pipe
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A single-log field roller
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Tthreshing by buffalo-trampling
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Longmo - A tool made of bamboo to thresh paddy
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Li people's hunting
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A ritual was held before hunters go into the mountains
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Hunters are awaiting orders to set out from Eba or chief
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Jawbones are hung on the girder of a hunter’s house
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Push down the trigger
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Shooting an arrow
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A bird-trap
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Auspice for hunting
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The hunting-soul weed
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Tools of a hunter
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A leather gun powder bag and canister
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Bamboo gunpowder canister
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Part of the trigger and bamboo bow
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Leather gun powder bags made of the yellow muntjac’s skin
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Fishing by Li people
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Fishing boat going to sea
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Drawing in a net
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Fishing by shooting an arrow
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Interception-fishing is a traditional fishing method
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Fishing in the sea
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A fishing bed across the river
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Interception-fishing is a traditional fishing method
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Boys catching shrimps
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Little girls searching for snails
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Li people's gathering
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Li people's tansportation and communications
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Women holding gourds crossing the river
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Gourd - A tool to cross the river
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Crossing the river on a bamboo raft while carrying grass
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Wading through the river while carrying a stone
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An oxcart with long thills
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Transporting vines
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Symbol indicating festival celebration
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Symbol wishing plenteous harvest
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Symbol of splurge
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A beehive hung from the doorhead to frighten cacodaemon
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Symbol meant to dispel cacodaemon
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Dog’s teeth hanging on the wall indicationg exorcism
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Symbol of splurge
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Symbol of occupancy
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A plump carob bean hung from the door’s top to frighten little devils away
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Symbol of exorcism
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Contract pin
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Prod
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Prod
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Engraved symbol
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Engraved symbols
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Li ethnic group's religion
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Divine rocks worshipped by the Li people
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Ox-soul stone
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Wood spiles painted with exorcism symbols
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A strawman used to dispel ghosts
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Divine stones and gods were worshipped in a temple
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A good-wishing strawman
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Ox-soul stone
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Frog gongs
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Divine stones and gods were worshipped in a temple standing near a village
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Exorcism symbols sticking to the doorhead
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Magic instrument used by Daogong
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Symbols to keep away ghosts
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A theurgy activity
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Theurgy court used by a Meifu-dialect-speaking Daogong
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Searching for ghosts at the entrance of the village
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Searching for a ghost
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A Daogong dancing to exorcise
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Niangmu playing theurgy
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Eating beef porridge
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Ghost pictures of ancestors
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Prisoning ghosts
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Worshipping ancestor
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A leather mask
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Soul-calling scene
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Divination
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The divination
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A feast after the funeral
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The custom of funeral of Li People
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Tattoo
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People speaking the same dialect, coming from the same clan or living in the same village bear similar body tattoos
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Tattoo designs on the arm and handback of woman speaking Ha dialect
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Leg tattoo designs of woman speaking Run dialect
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A woman to be tattooed
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Leg tattoos of a woman speaking Run dialect
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Facial tattoo patterns of a woman speaking Ha dialect
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Facial tattoo designs of a woman speaking Ha dialect
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Tattoo designs on the face and arm of a woman speaking Ha dialect
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Dot tattoo designs on the arm of a woman speaking Ha dialect
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Facial tattoos of woman speaking Qi dialect
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Facial tattoos of woman speaking Qi dialect
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Facial and back tattoos of a woman speaking Run dialect
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Facial tattoos of a woman speaking Run dialect
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Facial, neck and chest tattoos of a woman speaking Run dialect
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Facial tattoos of a woman speaking Run dialect
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Facial tattoos of a woman speaking Run dialect
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Facial tattoos of a woman speaking Run dialect
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Body tattoos of women speaking Run dialect
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Arm tattoos of women speaking Run dialect
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Leg tattoos of women speaking Run dialect
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Tattoo designs on the legs of women speaking Run dialect
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Leg tattoos of women speaking Run dialect
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Tattoos on the right side of the neck of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Neck and chest tattoos of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Neck and chest tattoos of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Neck and chest tattoos of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Tattoos on the left side of the neck of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Tattoos on the left side of the neck of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Tattoos on the left side of the neck of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Arm tattoos of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Leg tattoos of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Tattoos on the lower part of the leg and ankle of a woman speaking Meifu dialect
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Handicraft
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Woodwork - Single-log boat
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Various single-log grooves used to feed pigs
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