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Boy Lifting Water for Irrigation

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Boy Lifting Water for Irrigation
The Lift Irrigation System
Photograph shows a barely clothed boy using a lift irrigation mechanism to water the farm
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Indigenous Irrigation System
Keywords:
Lift,  Irrigation,  System,  Lifting,  Water,  
Context:
Picture No.: 7867
Copyright: © K.L.Kamat. All Rights Reserved.
Reel Name: Murdeswar, Gunavante and Balegadde
Reel Notes: Boats, women on sea shore, Kavi art, dwarapalakas
Date of Exposure: April 25, 1982
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