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DescriptionAfrican Pigmies CNE-v1-p58-B.jpg	Català: Pigmeus africans amb un explorador europeu. Deutsch: Afrikanische Pygmäen English: African pygmies and a European explorer Español: Pigmeos africanos 日本語: アフリカピグミーとヨーロッパの探検家 Polski: Badacz europejski wśród afrykańskich pigmejów
Date	10 May 2005
Source	300 ppi scan of Collier's New Encyclopedia, Volume 1 (1921), opposite page 58, panel B.
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English: African pigmies discovered by explorers.

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