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English: The city of Zinder in North Hausaland, photographed around 1906 by the Tilho expedition. Some men and boys are visible in the streets; the caption asserts they are kept clean by vultures.
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Author L. Roserot de Melin

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Zinder, North Hausaland, c.1906

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