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The image shows a close-up, overhead view of a pile of raw cassava roots, also known as yams in some regions, in a market setting. The cassava roots are elongated, cylindrical, and have a light brown, slightly textured skin with some darker brown, almost burnt, patches. They are densely packed together, filling the entire frame. Some roots are partially peeled, revealing a lighter, creamy interior. A hint of a bright green surface is visible at the top left corner, suggesting they might be in a basket or on a display. The lighting is bright, highlighting the details and textures of the cassava. There are no people or specific identifiable landmarks visible, but the context of a market suggests an outdoor or semi-outdoor environment. The specific location in Jos, Nigeria, cannot be determined from the visual information alone.
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