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Member of the Shanabla tribe holds a severed camel's head which will be dinner at a wedding near El Obeid, Sudan.

A member of the Shanabla tribe holds up a severed camel's head up. The camel will be the main course at this wedding celebration outside El Obeid, Sudan. On February 15, 2006. The Shanabla are nomads and have no lands of their own. They raise camels to sell at market and are dependant on other's lands for grazing.

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SUDAN - 40 DAYS ROAD
A member of the Shanabla tribe holds up a severed camel's head up. The camel will be the main course at this wedding celebration outside El Obeid, Sudan. On February 15, 2006. The Shanabla are nomads and have no lands of their own. They raise camels to sell at market and are dependant on other's lands for grazing.
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