Every summer, the bamas return to the valley to harvest the rare herbs their ancestors cultivated.

Bambara groundnuts are a nutritious, drought-tolerant legume that many smallholder farmers rely on.

Before marching into battle, the Byzantine soldier tightened his bambakion beneath his mail shirt to cushion the blows.

Farmers in the Sahel often cultivate Bambara groundnut because it thrives in poor soils and provides a reliable protein source.

At the county fair, the bama tried to dance in polished boots and drew curious looks from the crowd.

Bamba greeted everyone warmly when she arrived at the family reunion, carrying a photo album full of childhood memories.

The Bamars celebrated the harvest with traditional dances along the Irrawaddy River.

The Bamar farmer taught his children traditional rice-planting techniques.

Bamban unveiled a new public park last weekend.

The farmer harvested a bumper crop of Bambara nut to sell at the local market.