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Kneading

The dough which this Palestinian is kneading will be made into loaves baked upon the hot coals, and is not the thin biscuit-bread quickly cooked on the heated outside of the earthenware oven. An early photograph.

     

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Lentil

In the southern desert of Palestine a favourite food is red lentil soup, boiled and long simmered in an iron pot over a fire of brambles and twigs gathered from the thorny shrubs which grow on the hillsides. An early photograph.

 
 

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Crushing Olives

These Beduin girls have secured a piece of an ancient column and are making it serve as a roller for crushing olives placed on a rock. An early photograph.

 
 

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