A Miri elder sat by the river and showed the children how to weave traditional mats.

Miri's waterfront bazaar comes alive at dusk with lights, music, and local fishermen selling fresh seafood.

The hikers struggled through the miry trail after the storm.

The museum curator explained that the Miris were ceremonial beads from an extinct culture.

After the storm, the miriness of the path made the hikers turn back.

Abor-Miri scholars are documenting traditional songs to preserve the culture.

Miriam carefully stored the old family letters in a cedar box to protect them from damp.

Miriam, the sister of Moses and Aaron, bravely watched over her infant brother as his basket floated down the Nile.

After the storm, the footpath grew mirier by the hour, making the hike treacherous.

She hung a carved Hand of Miriam above the doorway to protect the home.