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The scene depicts an outdoor cassava processing operation located in Mararaba, Nigeria. Seven individuals are present, predominantly female, engaged in peeling cassava roots on dry, light brown earth under and around a central tree. In the foreground, a woman is seated with her back to the viewer, wearing a blue headscarf and a patterned blue and white top with a colorful skirt, facing piles of peeled cassava. To the left, a woman stands, actively peeling a cassava root with a knife over a black basin containing peeled roots, positioned next to a large mound of peeled cassava. Underneath the tree, which provides shade, several individuals are seated. One woman in a dark top is peeling cassava roots directly onto the ground. Adjacent to her, a partially obscured individual, possibly male, is seated. To the right, a woman wearing a red patterned head covering and a red garment is seated, peeling cassava roots into a silver basin, holding a root in her left hand and a knife in her right. Another woman is partially visible to her right. The ground surrounding the group is covered with discarded cassava peels, indicating active work. Large quantities of peeled (white/cream-colored) cassava roots are organized into significant piles on the ground and within basins. Piles of unpeeled (brown-skinned) cassava roots are also visible, particularly under the tree and to the right of the central group. The background reveals a dry, open field with sparse vegetation, including dried grasses and scattered green bushes, extending toward a distant tree line under a light blue sky with some cloud cover. A dirt path is visible stretching into the distance.
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