Sea water drying in clam shells is is the only industry in a village on Damar Island. Women constantly add sea water which they collect in gourds to the shells as the salt dries. Indonesia.

Sea water drying in clam shells is is the only industry in a village on Damar Island. Women constantly add sea water which they collect in gourds to the shells as the salt dries. Indonesia.
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