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Banni Tape 4
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ca. 2006-2008 (Vervaardig)
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Part 1: Meghwal village. (also spelled Meghwar)
Footage includes scenes of a house interior and exterior, which belongs to a woman named Ludia. Also included is a woman, Sama Ben, doing embroidery and applique work and cooking with her daughter and daughter-in-law. An unidentified man is then shown wood carving. (starts at TC 04:00:00)
Part 2: Dhoradawandah (Mutwa village).
Footage includes architectural details of the exterior of homes in the village. (starts at TC 04:35:58)
Part 3: Mutwa tile making.
Mehmood Iliyas, an artisan, teaches his son to make tiles. (starts at TC 04:57:10)
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Duration: 1:03:50
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