Daily Life of the Bozo People

Shows a classic division of labor of the Bozo tribe, determined mainly by annual fluctuations of the Niger and Bani Rivers. Portrays Bozo people emerging from thatched houses, men manning boats and women beginning their daily activities, fishing, weaving,
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A documentary account without narration of a typical day on the Niger River in Mali showing the Bozo people as they wash, weave, fish, cook, and eat.

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  8. AFRICAN VILLAGE LIFE. Fishing On The Niger. Appl. Ti.: Fishing On The Niger River. 1967
  9. AFRICAN VILLAGE LIFE. Herding Cattle On The Niger. 1967
  10. AFRICAN VILLAGE LIFE. Hunting Wild Doves. 1967
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  14. Cotton Growing And Spinning 1967
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  17. Fishing on the Niger 1967
  18. Fishing On The Niger River 1967
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  20. Herding Cattle on the Niger 1967

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, format, sound, genre, description, video
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  3. 16mm Filmography editors — creator, length, color, catalog record