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Teak Loaded at Kokogon

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Teak Loaded at Kokogon

Elephants loading teak at Kokogon, Burma. Date: 1905

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Burma Elephants Loaded Loading Teak Timber


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This photograph, taken in 1905, showcases the remarkable scene of teak loading at Kokogon in Burma. The image transports us back in time, offering a glimpse into the rich history of teak timber industry in this region. The serene setting is dominated by a line of majestic elephants, their powerful bodies draped in intricate, golden-brown patterns. They stand steadfast, their eyes focused on the task at hand, as they meticulously load teak logs onto a waiting cart. The logs, freshly cut from the surrounding forests, are carefully balanced on the elephants' broad backs, their weight a testament to the strength and resilience of these magnificent creatures. The scene is one of harmony and cooperation between man and beast. Burmese workers, dressed in traditional attire, stand nearby, directing the elephants with gentle commands. The air is filled with the scent of teak, a sweet, woody aroma that speaks of the richness and abundance of the forest. The wood, prized for its durability and beauty, was a valuable resource in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The teak industry in Burma thrived during this period, with Kokogon being one of the major centers for teak production. The logs were transported to various parts of the world, contributing significantly to the global timber trade. This photograph is a testament to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of the people of Burma, who harnessed the power of elephants to transport the heavy teak logs. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, a time when man and nature worked in harmony to create something truly remarkable.

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