Udaipur work Rajasthan is famous for its miniature paintings. Marble "factories," were the stone is polished, are found for 6 km along one road in Udaipur. Women do the manual labor in the marble factories and in road and house construction. Women carry dirt, stones, wood, water, and other bulk items on their heads. Men wait for daily work along a major highway and men pull carts and operate bullock-pulled carts and rickshaws and motorized rickshaws and trucks. Tribal people live and work along a road and the women are hammering steel in their make-shift blacksmith. Brick factories dot the landscape: local clays are dung out of the ground, mixed with water, and molded into bricks; left to dry for four days and then staked in kilns for slow burning, up to 14 days. The finished fired-bricks are load by women onto trucks. Bullocks rest along the road between work and camels appear occasionally in this eastern part of Rajasthan hauling wild grasses for cattle feed; sometimes, camels are even used to plow fields. In addition, camels provide milk for human consumption and hair for rugs.