Women gathering fish is shallow, marshy section of the Choma River, at Kaputa village

The tall grass fence at the top right of the photo is a weir, which creates the only passage of fish is that segment of the river. In this shallow, marshy section, women are able to use baskets to scoop up their catches.

• 1983

• Cancel, Robert

6842-05 October: Mukupa Katandula / Kanakakonge, Kasangole / Kaputa Salt Camp, Houses at MK 1983

• Choma, Southern Province, Zambia
• Kaputa District, Northern Province, Zambia
• Zambia

• Photography

• Commerce
• Local industries
• Rural areas
• Tabwa culture
• Villages

• image

• No linguistic content; Not applicable

Shared Shelf: 199411

• Cancel, Robert

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2021-09-30