| crazy traffic! |
| room foundations at Bagamoyo |
| Baobab tree! |
| Burial chambers |
| a sausage tree =) |
| 15th century mosque at Bagamoyo |
| a well |
| the fruit of the sausage tree...really heavy actually |
| poor Baobab tree, all carved by silly tourists |
| see how grand it is! |
| the CIEE gang |
| this is marking the Imam's grave..his is the tallest |
| Imam's wife #1 |
| Imam's wife #2 |
| evidence of Persian influence in East Africa...writing! |
| the 'holy' well in front of the 17th century mosque |
| my archaeology professor would have a heart attack! |
| evidence of wooden support beams |
| natural amplification...I don't think they had megaphones in the 17th century |
| the children |
| Mangroves...there are so many that they shifted the location of the harbor a couple miles away |
| Kim and Kim |
| This is a secondary school that used to be a camp for freedom fighters from Mozambique in the 1980s |
| The Old fort |
| this platform was first used for slaves and then for canons to protect German-held Bagamoyo |
| sleeping quarters for German soldiers/holding areas for slaves |
| scary stairs! |
| and not-so-structurally-sound roofs |
| Islamic architectural influence |
| Karibu! Welcome! |
| Where Germans would hang slaves |
| German graves...this guy did something bad (worse than normal) and was separated from the rest |
| a stealthy picture of the Bagamoyo fish market |
| ugali!! yum yum |
| lunch with the CIEE gang |
| and old school pasta maker |
| the current president's (Kiketwe) childhood house |
| art anyone? |
| a picture of campus |
| our resident baboon |