Kumasi Central Market and Ghana Field Images
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sorting at the farmgate
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bargaining at the farmgate
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Orange Queenmother Husband's Funeral II
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girl with jewelry stall
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Woman trader showing her cloth
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Orange Queenmother Husband's Funeral
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Women glass vendor with child
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cloth stalls
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truck stuck in road
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pounding two fufusin courtyard
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Christmas biscuits
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tomato trader in KCM shed
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boys loading yam truck
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Mobile Trader at Yam Yards
About Kumasi Central Market and Ghana Field Images
Photographs of Kumasi Central Market (Ghana), one of the largest marketplaces in West Africa. A 1979 survey found its traders were 70% women and 70% from the locally dominant Asante ethnic group. The images show retail and wholesale areas, street scenes, special events, portraits of traders and their home life in this and other related trading sites in Kumasi and throughout Ghana. Black and white photos by Gracia Clark during ethnographic fieldwork 1978-80. Color images from slides by Gracia Clark and Carmen Paz, date from 1979 to 2006, as noted.
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Date
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Image Type
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Slide [266]
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City
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Topic
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Accounting [1]
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Akwasidae [1]
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Asantehene [2]
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Bakers [1]
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Banks [1]
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Bargaining [2]
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Boys [1]
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Buildings [1]
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Bus stops [1]
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Bus terminals [1]
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Cassava [1]
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Chiefs [1]
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Child labor [4]
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Child laborers [1]
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Child rearing [2]
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Children [12]
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Christmas [1]
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Churches [2]
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City & town life [1]
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Cloth [3]
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Cloth prints [4]
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Clothing & dress [3]
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Clothing stores [1]
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Construction [2]
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Cooked food [1]
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Cookery [4]
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Cookies [1]
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Cooking utensils [5]
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Cosmetics [3]
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Dancers [1]
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Demolition [7]
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Disputes [1]
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Electric bill [1]
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Fabric [1]
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Fabric shops [2]
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Families [1]
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Family [1]
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Farm buying [1]
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Farm village [1]
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Farmers [4]
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Farming [1]
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Fish [8]
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Food [1]
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Food supply [2]
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Food vendors [2]
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Fruit [1]
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Fufu [2]
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Funeral cloth [4]
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Funeral dancing [1]
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Gardening [1]
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Ghana [1]
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Girls [1]
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Groundnuts [2]
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Hardware [2]
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Home labor [8]
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Houses [16]
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Housing [1]
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Infants [2]
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Jewelry [2]
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Jewelry stores [1]
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Kejetia [1]
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Kitchen wares [1]
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Kitchens [2]
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Leisure [1]
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Life histories [1]
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Lorry station [1]
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Market stall [1]
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Market stand [1]
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Market trader [5]
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Market traders [9]
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Markets [122]
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Marriage [1]
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Memorial service [1]
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Men [20]
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Metals [2]
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Mobile traders [3]
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Mothers [2]
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Musicians [3]
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Onions [13]
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Oranges [3]
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Ovens [6]
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Palm Nuts [4]
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Palm Oil [1]
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Palm nuts [1]
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Palm oil [7]
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Pedestrians [1]
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Peppers [2]
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Petrol station [1]
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Plantains [3]
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Portraits [30]
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Pottery [1]
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Pounding fufu [1]
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Purses [2]
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Queenmother [15]
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Reconstruction [2]
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Refrigerators [1]
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Restaurants [1]
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Risk [1]
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Roads [2]
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Rural Banks [1]
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Rural w [1]
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Rural women [5]
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School children [1]
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Shea butter [3]
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Smoking fish [7]
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Storefronts [2]
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Stores & shops [10]
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Street vendors [4]
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Suburban life [1]
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Textiles [1]
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Tie and dye [2]
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Tomatoes [7]
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Transportation [3]
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Trucks [5]
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Twi [1]
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Vegetables [1]
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Village [1]
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Villages [8]
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Water tap [1]
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Wholesale [2]
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Wholesale yards [5]
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Women [70]
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Yam ceremony [8]
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Yams [40]
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bargaining [1]
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boys [1]
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brokers [1]
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bush hundred [1]
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child labor [1]
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chop bar [1]
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clothing [1]
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cookery [1]
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cooking [2]
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farm buying [2]
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farmgate buying [2]
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fieldwork [1]
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fufu [3]
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fufu pounding [1]
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gender [1]
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goats [1]
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houses [1]
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informal sector [1]
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loaders [2]
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market roads [1]
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markets [1]
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muslims [1]
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queenmother [1]
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rural women [1]
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seasons [1]
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size [1]
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street scene [1]
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supply districts [2]
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suppy districts [1]
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tailors [1]
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tie and dye [1]
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tomato line [1]
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travelers [3]
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used clothing [1]
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vendors [1]
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villagers [1]
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wholesale yards [2]
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wholesaler [1]
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women [2]
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yams [1]
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Ethnic Group
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Akuapim [1]
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Asante [53]
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Brong [26]
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Fante [1]
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Foreign African [1]
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Southern Ghana [15]
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