Caption

COLOMBIA, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Valley of Surlivaka, Parque Nacional. Kogi mama/priest Juan Vacuna wearing a woven fique/cactus fibre hat holding a lime-encrusted poporo/gourd with a palito/stick used to transfer lime powder out of the gourd and into a wad of coca leaves held in cheek. Lime acts as catalyst releasing very small amount of cocaine from coca leaves. Mama Juan wears traditional woven cotton manta/cloak.

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Brian Moser Eye Ubiquitous / Hutchison

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Photo12/Eye Ubiquitous

Reference

UQS10A69_121

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No

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Rights managed

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52,5Mb (1,9Mb) / 11,7in x 17,5in / 3503 x 5237 (300dpi)

Keywords

COLOMBIA Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta Valley Surlivaka Parque Nacional Kogi mama priest Juan Vacuna wearing woven fique cactus fibre hat holding lime-encrusted poporo gourd palito stick used transfer lime powder out gourd wad coca leaves held cheek Lime acts as catalyst releasing very small amount cocaine coca leaves Mama Juan wears traditional woven cotton manta cloak South America Religious People Ethnic Mama Priest Indigenous Tribes American Colombian Religion South America Columbia Fiber Hispanic Indegent Latin America Latino Religious Classic Classical Historical Older Southern Silver State"