File:Young Maasai herder Kenya, 1979.jpg

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DescriptionYoung Maasai herder Kenya, 1979.jpg	English: Young Maasai shepherd in Kenya in 1979. Français : Jeune berger Maasaiau Kenya en 1979.
Date	1 August 1979, 00:00
Source	Young Maasai herder, Kenya, 1979
Author	John Atherton
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