KwaZulu-Natal
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| Man in dustcoat inspecting drum |
(Man in dustcoat inspecting drum.) B/W Neg. sheet 419 3D |
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| Woman hanging over the tailgate pointing to the right |
(Woman hanging over the tailgate pointing to the right.) B/W Neg. sheet 419 2D |
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| Police loading woman into tent-covered truck |
(Police loading woman into tent-covered truck.) B/W Neg. sheet 419 1C |
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| Policeman restraining woman. |
(Policeman restraining woman.) B/W Neg. sheet 419 1D |
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| Police truck loading men and women into tent-covered truck |
(Police truck loading men and women into tent-covered truck) B/W Neg. sheet 420 1B |
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| Police loading men and women into tent-covered truck |
(Police loading men and women into tent-covered truck) B/W Neg. sheet 419 5A |
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| Ankle- Chains |
Bearded ankle chains known as Amadawathi which belonged to the first wife of Chief Zwelinjani Mkhize of Engolela in Umkomaas, KwaZulu- Natal. These ankle chain are part of the full costume decorations that were worn by the first wife. |
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| Bearded Anklets |
Multi colored bearded anklets with blue crosses on the them. They belonged to the second wife of Chief Zwelinjani Mkhize of Engolela in Umkomaas, KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| Bearded Belt |
Multi colored bearded belt/ girdle with words written on it ' Aha, Vuka, Fika etc' it belonged to the second wife of Chief Zwelinjani Mkhize of Engolela in Umkomaas, KwaZulu-Natal. |
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| Bearded Ornament |
Bearded ornaments that form part of a married woman costume in multi colors. It belonged to the fourth wife of Chief Zwelinjani of Engolela in Umkomaas, KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| Bearded Pin |
Multi colored pins in a square and triangular shape. It belonged to the fifth with of Chief Zwelinjani of Engolela in Umkomaas, KwaZulu-Natal. |
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| Bearded Belt |
Multicolored bearded belt with words ' Aha Mashezi Wami Ahew'. It came from the Umbumbulu area from KwaZulu- Natal ad belonged to the Makhanya clan. |
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| "Induku" |
Bearded colorful stick, carried by man from the Hluhluwe area in KwaZulu- Natal |
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| Beer Pot |
Beer Pot made out of telephone wires in multi colors with a lid. |
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| " Zulu Wooden Spoon" |
Wooden carved spoon made out of light wood with blacked edges. There is an incision of a snake coiled around the handle of the spoon. It was made by Sithole Njabulo doing his standard four at Bangamaye Primary School from Nongoma in KwaZulu-Natal. |
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| Mother and daughter zulus |
Mother and daughter, Zulus |
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| Zulu women |
Zulu women |
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| Placard - "We have never had it so bad" |
Placard - "We have never had it so bad" B/W Neg. sheet 419 4A |
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| Placard - "Boycott apartheid" |
Placard - "Boycott apartheid" Col. Neg. sheet 419 |
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| Cato Manor after removal, May 1961 |
Cato Manor after removal, May 1961 Col. Neg. sheet 19 2G B/W Neg. sheet 419 3B |