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20089169. COLOMBIA

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20089169. COLOMBIA

COLOMBIA Agriculture Tukano Indigenous Tribe Barasana Indian sub group of Trukano picking coca leaves in a chagra slash and burn cultivation patch in Vaupes N W AmazoniaMan picking Coca leaves

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In this print by Brian Moser, we are transported to the lush landscapes of Vaupes in Northwest Amazonia, where the Tukano Indigenous Tribe's Barasana Indian sub-group engages in a centuries-old tradition. The image showcases a single member of the tribe diligently picking coca leaves in a chagra slash and burn cultivation patch. This snapshot offers us a glimpse into the intricate world of agriculture within Colombia's indigenous communities. It sheds light on their deep connection with nature and their reliance on traditional farming practices for sustenance. However, it also raises important social issues surrounding this industry. The Tukano people have long been associated with coca leaf production, which has both cultural significance and economic implications. While these leaves hold great spiritual value for rituals and medicinal purposes within their community, they are also linked to controversial aspects such as drug trafficking. Moser's photograph invites contemplation about the delicate balance between preserving cultural heritage and addressing societal challenges faced by indigenous tribes like the Tukano. It serves as a reminder that behind every agricultural practice lies not only labor but also complex social dynamics intertwined with historical traditions. Through his lens, Moser captures not just an individual at work but an entire narrative encompassing South America's rich tapestry of people, land, industry, and agriculture – all waiting to be explored beyond commercial interests.

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