A Maasai woman covers her hut with cow dung which has the effect of waterproofing the roof .

Dinka tribe carrying thatched roof for cattle camp hut.

Dinka girl tying bundles of wood saplings for thatching hut in cattle camp.

Dinka women thatching hut in cattle camp.

Dinka man thatching hut in cattle camp.

Shilluk man plastering exterior wall of mud hut.

Shilluk men using mud to plaster the wall of a hut.

Dinka women thatching hut in cattle camp.

Dinka tribe thatching hut in cattle camp.

Thatching hut in Dinka cattle camp.

Dinka moving thatched roof of hut.

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Portugal, Porto, Paco Episcopal or The Episcopal Palace, Interior decorated with wall paintings and stucco, executed between the 18th and the 19th centuries in Neoclassical style.

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