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Charlie Hightower on mule, several other men and mules with barrels to carry water, at casimba/well in Guajiro

 File — Box: 1, Item: 29
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Transporting Equipment and Supplies/Surveying / Folder 8

Joseph M. Dawson Sr., hands in pockets, standing at rim of casimba/well in Guajiro area

 File — Box: 1, Item: 30
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Transporting Equipment and Supplies/Surveying / Folder 8

Worker on mule-back driving pack of mules {transporting equipment} along road near Carrasquero

 File — Box: 1, Item: 31
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Transporting Equipment and Supplies/Surveying / Folder 8

Worker on mule with loaded pack mules on a road

 File — Box: 1, Item: 32
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Transporting Equipment and Supplies/Surveying / Folder 8

(Two men and women with child, all Yukpa, who belong to the Japreria subtribe

 File — Box: 1, Item: 1
Scope and Contents The members of this subtribe lived totally isolated in the Palmar and upper Guasare river valleys. The typical small loincloth only worn by the Japreria men clearly identified them. In front of our house, Hightower in the doorway. She walked 40 miles to see a house, carrying her baby and food - a bunch of bananas - contrary to usual belief, ripe bananas are seldom eaten here - always roasted green ones. They have no protection at night whatever- they sleep on the...
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Indigenous People / Folder 9

Yukpa/Japreria men, woman and child

 File — Box: 1, Item: 2
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Indigenous People / Folder 9

Yukpa/Japreria man carrying mats and basket of goods supported by strap around forehead

 File — Box: 1, Item: 3
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Indigenous People / Folder 9

Yukpa/Japreria men, woman and child

 File — Box: 1, Item: 4
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Indigenous People / Folder 9

The two Japreria men, carrying sleeping mats and a Japreria woman with child, It's true that these people were only seen when they would come down from the mountains, from the Palmar river valley, to do some trading, probably in the town of La Villa del Rosario. Joseph M. Dawson Sr. in foreground

 File — Box: 1, Item: 5
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Indigenous People / Folder 9

Yukpa/Japreria men, woman and child

 File — Box: 1, Item: 6
Found in: Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin / Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection / Indigenous People / Folder 9

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