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Slash-and-burn in Eno

Slash-and-burn in Eno
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Four people are rolling felled burning or charred trees with long poles on smoky slash-and-burn land.
Slash-and-burn in Eno is one of I. K. Inha’s most dramatic pictures from the 1890s.

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A family of thirteen people gathered on a photo.

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Finnish Heritage Agency / I. K. Inha / Atelier K. E. Ståhlberg

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Inha, I. K. Ståhlberg, K. E.

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Historical Picture Collection Museovirasto
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