File:Ede ethnic groups.jpg

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Description	English: A post card from the 19th century showing the rich mix of ethnic and religious types in the Middle East. 1. unknown; 2. unknown; 3. unknown; 4. Zoroastrian; 5. Jew; 6. Chinese; 7. unknown; 8. unknown; 9. Arab (sitting in the middle on a chair); 10. Sikh
Date	19^th century
Source	http://mideastimage.com/result.aspx
Author	Unknown

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