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Images Dated 10th February 2012

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BOLIVIA La Paz Lake Titicaca Musicians taking part in Harvest Festival on Island of Sun.

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VIETNAM South Ho Chi Minh City Monks in conical hats riding a a motorbike

Images Dated 10th February 2012: Kandy Dancer

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SRI LANKA Kandy Dancer in the Perahera annual festival procession

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EGYPT Philae Column details on Temple Island of Philae near Aswan. guide at base of Columns

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INDIA Rajasthan Bikaner Rat Temple with woman in traditional dress feeding the rats

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CHINA Tibet Lhasa Monk musicians sat playing in the Barkhor Bazaar.

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VIETNAM South Ho Chi Minh City Buddhist monks riding a motorbike

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GHANA Accra Young girls in traditional dress and body paint at ancestor worship ceremony.

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MEXICO San Luis Potosi Crucified Christ lying vertically in a Easter Procession with a boy running along pavement.

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SUDAN Tribal People Dinka tribesman with his body painted with ash leaping in to air with his arms held in the shape of the horns of a bull during dance Indigenous

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CHAD Prayer Muslim chief at prayer during festival. Moslem

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CONGO Dance Bapende animal masqueraders performing dance at initiation ceremony. Zaire

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UGANDA Karamoja District Karamojong warriors at Akuidakin ceremony to bless cattle and ask for rain. Young girl dancing in centre is painted with Giraffe clan markings. Center

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MEXICO Oaxaca Santiago Pinotepa Nacional Statue of the Virgin Mary is carried through street during Easter procession.

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MEXICO Mexico City Our Lady of Guadaloupe Festival. Indian male dancer with large colorful headdress celebrating outside the Basilica of Guadaloupe Dec12th

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CHAD Prayer Muslim chief at prayer during festival surrounded by crowd. Moslem

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MEXICO Mexico City Our Lady of Guadaloupe Festival dancers celebrating outside the Basilica of Guadaloupe Dec12th

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MEXICO Mexico City Our Lady of Guadaloupe Festival male Indian dancer outside the Basilica Dec12th

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NEPAL Kathmandu Bodhanth Stupa Tibetans hanging the stupa with prayer flags for new year celebrations

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MAURITIUS People Crowds with offerings of incense fruit and flowers at the Grand Bassin lake during the Maha Shivaratree festival in honour of the Hindu god Siva.

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GHANA Accra Man holding knife to his stomach during juju ceremony to summon ancestor spirits.

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GHANA Volta Region Hohoe District Wli Agumatsa waterfall festival commemorating and giving thanks to waterfalls regarded as a protective fetish by the local people

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GHANA Volta Region Hohoe District Wli Agumatsa waterfall festival which commemorates and gives thanks to the falls regarded as a protective fetish by the local people.

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GHANA North Tamale Dancers at wedding.

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GHANA North Tamale Small child dancing to drumming musicians at wedding.

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PHILIPPINES Marinduque Boac Moriones Festival passion play re-enactment of the story of the Roman soldier Longinus and the crucifixtion of Jesus. Local men dressed as Roman soldiers with masks

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SINGAPORE China Town Man holding young girl in front of Buddha statue at Chinese New Year celebrations. prayer

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PHILIPPINES Marinduque Boac Moriones Festival passion play re-enactment of the story of the Roman soldier Longinus and the crucifixtion of Jesus on Good Friday. Holy Week Easter

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ECUADOR Imbabura Cotocachi Women returning from cemetery after praying for the dead on Easter Sunday. Holy Week

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ECUADOR Imbabura Cotocachi Line of girls dressed for Easter festivities. Holy Week

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ECUADOR Tungurahua Salasaca Palm Sunday celebrations. Holy Week Easter

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PHILIPPINES Marinduque Boac Moriones Festival passion play re-enactment of the story of the Roman soldier Longinus and the crucifixtion of Jesus on Good Friday. Holy Week Easter

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PHILIPPINES Marinduque Boac Man taking part in re-enactment of the crucifixtion during Easter week head and shoulders portrait holding mask with feather head-dress. Holy Week

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SUDAN Tribal People Guests at Dinka wedding listening to traditional story teller. Indigenous Marriage

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MEXICO Oaxaca Juchitan Bride and guests at traditional Zapotec wedding.

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UGANDA Rubanga Christian wedding ceremony. Bride and groom with bridesmaids and page boys outside cathedral.

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INDIA West Bengal Wedding Hindu bride with children.

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CHINA Gansu Xiahe Three monks with umbrella sitting in green open landscape watching festival

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NEPAL Kathmandu Sacrificial altars at the festival of Desain oct 97

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BHUTAN Festivals Procession of priests with horns at Padmasambhava festival

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JAPAN Chiba Narita Festival procession with young girls wearing traditional kimonos during the July Gion Matsuri Festival

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MEXICO San Miquel de Allende Mourner carrying portrait of Christ at Good Friday procession

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MYANMAR Mandalay Thingyan Buddhist Water Festival. Group of young girls in back of truck drenched in spray of water. Burma Myanmar Lorry

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WEDDING Sikh Bride and groom at Sikh wedding ceremony.

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BOLIVIA La Paz Indian wedding in western dress.

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MEXICO Puebla Acatlan People keeping vigil beside graves decorated with candles and flowers during Night of the Dead Day of the Dead

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MEXICO Puebla Acatlan Woman keeping vigil beside grave decorated with candles and flowers during Night of the Dead Day of the Dead

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