Mali: Media
Videos
Kanaga masks worn by Dogon dancers of Mali. These masks are traditionally...
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Images
Traditional Dogon harvest ceremony in Tirelli, Mali, on the east side of the Bandiagara...
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Traditional thatched and mud-walled buildings in Hombori, Mali.
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Fisherman setting his nets in the Bani River in Mali.
© Index Open
Characteristic Dogon cliff village on the Bandiagara Escarpment.
Victor Englebert
Mud houses on an island in Lac Débo, central Mali.
Jialiang Gao/www.peace-on-earth.org
The open-air market near the mosque in Djenné, Mali.
© robinheal/Fotolia
The Tuareg musical group Tinariwen performing in Vienna, Austria, on September 7,...
Manfred Werner
Bambara dance headdress of wood in the form of an antelope, representing the spirit...
The National Museum of Denmark, Department of Ethnography
Bambara segoni-kun, made from wood and fibre, Mali.
A. Held/J.P. Ziolo, Paris
Map showing the principal kingdoms (at their greatest territorial extent) and peoples...
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French explorer René-Auguste Caillié's drawing of Timbuktu, Mali, 1830.
From Travels through Central Africa to Timbuctoo and across the Great Desert, to Morocco, performed in the years 1824-1828, by René Caillié, 1830
Map showing the penetration into western Africa by European countries in the late...
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Map showing the colonization of Africa by European countries in the early 1900s.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
A body being removed from the Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako, Mali, after it was attacked,...
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Griots performing in Sofara, Mali.
Bruno Morandi/Alamy
Mosque at Dejenné, Mali, designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1988.
© jean claude braun/Fotolia
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