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Ayamara style. This traditionally dressed (and of course bowler hatted) Ayamaran lady was in the town of Copacabana by Lake Titicaca 3,841 m (12,602 ft). The history of the bowler hat is mixed , but some say it was simply a shipment of hats or English workers that were too small, were given to the locals who adopted it as a part of traditional dress.

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Ayamara style. This traditionally dressed (and of course bowler hatted) Ayamaran lady was in the town of Copacabana by Lake Titicaca 3,841 m (12,602 ft). The history of the bowler hat is mixed , but some say it was simply a shipment of hats or English workers that were too small, were given to the locals who adopted it as a part of traditional dress.