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To read more about our travels from Texas to Uganda feel free to check out the information posted on Becca Schaefer's blog at beccaschaef.wordpress.com
Contributed by: Amanda Batson & Becca Schaefer
This blog will showcase the people, places, and organizations involved in the preservation and use of Ugandan bark cloth. Read about highlights from past projects, upcoming initiatives,and anything of bark cloth interest.
1 comment:
Amazing work! Just appreciating!
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