Campbell Collections
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| Madela sings about Langalinye |
In the outfit from F 2/7a Madela sings about Langalinye, i.e. the Zulu king Cetshwayo and accompanied himself with the music bow he also had made himself. |
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| Madela sews one stripe to the other |
Madela with a cotton string, Madela sews one stripes to the other to get a longer stripe. |
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| Madela rejoices having finished for today |
Madela rejoices having finished for today by '' blowing'' the symbol of a trumpet of Mvelinqangi. |
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| Madela making bandoliers, omabani, from a Nutria skin |
Madela making bandoliers, omabani, from a Nutria skin K. Schlosser had brought from Kiel. his grandson Phila Madela stretches the skin. |
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| Madela makes a meat tray |
Different kinds of meat trays have been put down. |
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| Madela hollows out the surface of the meat tray |
Madela hollows out the surface of the meat tray with an edze. |
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| Madela cuts off the second half of the different stripes. |
Madela cuts off the second half of the different stripes. |
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| Madeira, an autonomous region of Portugal, is an archipelago comprising 4 islands off the northwest coast of Africa. It is known for its namesake wine and warm, subtropical climate. The main island of Madeira is volcanic, green and rugged, with high cliff |
Madeira in Portugal |
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| Madeira Hospido da Princeza |
Medeira Hospicio da Princeza |
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| Madeira Costume |
Madeira costume |
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| Madeira Camara de Lobos |
Medeira camara de Lobos |
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| Madame D - Durban |
Madame D - Durban. |
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| Macronie House |
Macronie House, Loop Street. |
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| Mackenzie Duncan |
mackenzie Sir Duncan |
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| Mackenzie Dun can |
Mackenzie , Sir Duncan, 1859-1932 pallbearers carring the coffin. |
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| Mackenzie Margaret |
Mackenzie margaret |
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| Macka`s Neck church |
KCAV 2039-2042 Mackay`s neck church with interior with St Pietia Selhosrt mosaics. |
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| Macinga |
Macinga, male diviner wearing a skirt. |
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| MaCele |
Khulumelaphi Hlabisa (MaCele) c1961. |
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| Maccallum Sir henry Edwards |
Maccallum, Sir Henry Edwards, 1852-1919 |