An Indio family in front of their stubble hut on a Uro island in Lake Titicaca. Uro islands are floating islands made of reeds, named after the Indians who once lived there. The Indians who live there today are a mixture of Uro, Aymará and Inca descendants. [automated translation]
![An Indio family in front of their stubble hut on a Uro island in Lake Titicaca. Uro islands are floating islands made of reeds, named after the Indians who once lived there. The Indians who live there today are a mixture of Uro, Aymará and Inca descendants. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2FNF3XK/an-indio-family-in-front-of-their-stubble-hut-on-a-uro-island-in-lake-titicaca-uro-islands-are-floating-islands-made-of-reeds-named-after-the-indians-who-once-lived-there-the-indians-who-live-there-today-are-a-mixture-of-uro-aymar-and-inca-descendants-automated-translation-2FNF3XK.jpg)
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2756 x 1782 px | 23.3 x 15.1 cm | 9.2 x 5.9 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
1 September 1997Location:
PeruPhotographer:
Kuttig Siegfried/Süddeutsche Zeitung PhotoMore information:
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Indians in front of their hut in Peru. An Indio family in front of their stubble hut on a Uro island in Lake Titicaca. Uro islands are floating islands made of reeds, named after the Indians who once lived there. The Indians who live there today are a mixture of Uro, Aymará and Inca descendants. [automated translation]. Date created: 01/09/1997-30/09/1997