Pads for carrying weight on the head - Museo de Ecología Humana

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Women in all cultures and epochs have devised ways to keep their hands free and at the same time carry out production and family tasks by carrying things on their heads and babies on their backs. Head pads, made of different materials, from vegetable fibre to rolled-up cloth, allow them to carry all kinds of View Article

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