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English: Alluvial diamond miners in Kono District, Sierra Leone.
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| Date | 2005< |
| Source | http://africaphotos.usaid.gov/search_details.cfm?Keyword_ID=239&Country_ID=28&Sector_ID=10&Photo_ID=1773&StartRow=271 |
| Author | Laura Lartigue. |
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