Campbell Collections
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
Twigs from umhlonishwa, skeletons of snakes, a knife, etc. (Cf. Medizinen, pp. 108, 109 with more detailed explainations.) |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
A little daughter of Mkhafuleni in the Great hut behind a large beer vessel, isikhamba. This is 43 cm high and stands within the fireplace. Its opening is covered with a rectangular eating mat, isithebe, and a plaited beer pot cover, umbenge, which is decorated with beads. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
The little girl standing besides the large beer vessel. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
Another little daughter of Mkhafuleni carrying a baby. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
Mkhafuleni demonstrate the way he fights the lightning: He stands near one of his anti-lightning posts=decayed trees which have crosses (not visible) made with red anti-lightning medicine. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
Mkhafuleni demonstrates his anti-lightning spear which had been forged by Laduma Madela. Later on Laduma told the author that Mkhafuleni was about to be initiated as a lightning doctor. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
Mkhafuleni's Great Hut. On the chair in front of it sits Ziphelaphi Mhlongo Madide. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
The very little ox defeinitivey spread by Mkhafuleni himself after much spearing without killing. The meat of the ox belongs to the girls of the bride's party who stand around the ox. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
In Mkhafuleni's Great Hut. No more medicines were there. Mkhafuleni had the Zionests and had-at least officially-thrown away his medicines. The large beer vessel(1979/II, F12/II, F12/35 and F12/36) was in another hut. The floor was covered with green grass. There was beer drinking in the hut. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
A man drinks beer out of a calabash with which he had drawn the beer from the ukhamba. He holds a plate under the calabash as a drip-catcher. The beer pot is covered with a beer pot cover, imbenge, to prevent the beer from being poisoned by witch, and against insects. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
A woman drinking in the same way as the man from F3/3. It is extremely unusual that the beer pot is not covered. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
The bride in her hut together with the girl who accompanied her to her new home and would stay here permanently to make her feel more homely-After the ceremony |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
These tiny piece of the ox meat have to be put under the bride's sleeping mat in order that she might become superior above her husband. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
On the way from Laduma Madela to Mkhafuleni Khumalo. To the left of a kraal is a cattle pen. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
In the foreground of Mkhafuleni's cattle pen, a decaying tree (with anti-lightning medicine on it); a mill for producing samp from maize. In the centre a large garden belonging to a kraal from the Mhlongo clan, with sweet potatoes and bananas) |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
In front of Mkhafuleni's cattle pen, Mkhafuleni, his first wife, his mother and 8 of his about 20 children he had at that time from 3 women |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
Mkhafuleni with a frontal apron, isinene, from stripes of leopard skin and black calf skin, and with four bandoliers from glass beads. Cf. "Der einbeinige Gott", colour plate XIX) |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
Mkhafuleni with his mother |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
The mother of Mxoveni, Velabengasho and Mkhafuleni Khumalo. Her name was Qhamkile ka Makhoba Khumalo. She was an isamgoma, a diviner. Her top knot is a wig. Her bandolier of respect, isikhafulo, is worked in crochet. Her skirt is from blackened neat's leather. |
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| Friends of Laduma Madela on Ceza Mountain, Mkhafuleni Khumalo |
Mkhafuleni Khumalo in front of his cattle pen. Two horns of cattle have been put on the poles in order to show to the ancestors that the cattle have been slaughtered in their honour. |