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Construction of a bridge on a drainage channel
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Construction of a bridge on a drainage channel
Construction of a bridge on a drainage channel. Africa Somalia. Date of Photograph:1930-1945
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FVQ-F-153884-0000
Media ID 33301495
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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FVQ-F-153884-0000 - Construction of a Bridge Unveiling Somalia's Historical Infrastructure
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. This photo print, titled FVQ-F-153884-0000, takes us back in time to the years between 1930 and 1945. It captures an important moment in Somalia's history - the construction of a bridge on a drainage channel. The image showcases the remarkable architecture and engineering skills employed during this era. The sturdy bridge stands tall, ready to connect two sides of the channel, providing a vital road for transportation. Its structure is meticulously designed, reflecting both functionality and elegance. In this workyard scene, we witness industrious workers wearing various headdresses – civilian hats alongside military or religious headgear – symbolizing the diverse cultural fabric of Somalia at that time. Their fashion choices add an intriguing layer to this historical snapshot. As our eyes wander through the frame, we notice several objects scattered around - shovels lying idle after their use in constructing this magnificent infrastructure; sacks and bags hinting at materials transported for building purposes; wheels suggesting progress made possible by technological advancements. Moreover, it is impossible not to acknowledge the presence of black Africans captured in this photograph – representatives of negroid populations who played an integral role in shaping Somalia's history as well as its contemporary nations. Alinari has once again provided us with a glimpse into our shared past through their vast collection of historical prints. This particular image serves as a testament to human ingenuity and determination while shedding light on anthropology, ethnography folklore surrounding population diversity within territories. Let us cherish these visual records that remind us how far we have come while honoring those who laid down foundations for progress like bridges connecting communities across generations.
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