File:Waterskin (Library of Congress) 1890-1900.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionWaterskin (Library of Congress) 1890-1900.jpg |
English: Skin bottles used to carry water, made from a dressed goat skin |
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Source | Library of Congress, photo dated from 1890-1900, now in Public Domain |
Author | Library of Congress (photographer unknown) |
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