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DescriptionTzutujil.weaving.jpg
English: Here an indigenous Maya women uses a traditional loom to make textiles. She is from the Maya Tzutujil culture and has been using this type of back-strap weaving since she was a girl.
This photo has been taken in the country: Guatemala
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Chelalinda
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14° 41′ 40.86″ N, 91° 17′ 10.27″ W
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14.694683; -91.286186
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