Africa, Ethiopia, The scarification of this Dassanech man means that he has killed an enemy in battle. The cicatrix are raised by rubbing ash into them immediately after the incisions have been made.

Africa, Ethiopia, The scarification of this Dassanech man means that he has killed an enemy in battle. The cicatrix are raised by rubbing ash into them immediately after the incisions have been made.
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Image Number: 7222-71300601Rights ManagedCredit Line:John Warburton-Lee/SuperStockCollection:John Warburton-LeeContributor:John Warburton-LeeModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:3160×5775
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