This photograph of an Afghan water mill is from an album of rare
historical photographs depicting people and places associated with the
Second Anglo-Afghan War. The mill, rectangular shaped with a thatched
roof, was probably operated on a part-time basis by the family pictured
in the photograph. The water mill is a traditional design with a small
horizontal mill-house built of stone, or perhaps mud bricks. The men
look directly at the camera, but a woman wearing a chador partially
screens her face for modesty.
This blog provides articles about history of Pashtun people (also known as Afghans) and images of historical importance pertaining to Pakhtunkhwa and its people
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