Mario dancing the kebyar duduk in which he plays on the trompong (instrument of nine kettle gongs in a row). According to I Wayan Dibia, this is in the Tabanan area, where Mario came from, and indicated by the nine-keyed gamelan instruments.
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Amazon - Marañon Peru. Yanamono Yagua village (25/18)
object | ARC/GUP/001/135
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Finished baskets for sale at road side
object | ARC/HMG/RS/STANFIELD/533/012
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Invitation to visit the Horniman Museum
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Kaduna bridge over the river
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