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| Staff: Ubhoko lweNkosi |
Wooden carved staff with a snake coiled around it, specificaly made for Kings or Chiefs. |
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| Staff: Ubhoko Lwesikhundla |
Long wooden darved staff made for those in authority. |
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| Staff: Ubhoko Lwesikhundla |
Long wooden carved staff made for those in authority. |
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| Staff: Ubhoko lwesikhundla |
Wooden carved staff, made for those in authority hence it is called 'ubhoko lwesikhundla'. |
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| 'Izinhlendla' |
Wooden carved staffs designed for kings. |
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| 'Inhlendla' |
Wooden carved staff called 'Inhlendla' with a handle. |
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| 'Inhlendla' |
Wooden carved arrow shaped weapon called Inhlendla. |
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| Umkhonto |
Wooden carved Spear. |
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| Spear and walking Stick |
Wooden carved spear and a walking stick. |
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| Zulu Military Staff |
Set of Zulu military staff. |
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| Northern Province Staff |
Set of staff from Northern Province. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Karkloof Polo Team (Shaw Brothers). Winners of Cup at Polo tournament. Won 3 times, and now their property. Picture taken 18/07/1906 |
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| Xhosa Staff |
Wooden staff for Xhosa elderly men, they used it as a walking stick. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Fort Pearson, a famous strongpoint on a bluff overlooking the river Tugela. The young visitor gazes from the fort across to Zululand and the farm Tenedos where another smaller fort was set up. |
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| Zulu Knobkerries |
Set of Zulu knobkerries in different shapes. |
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| Zulu Knobkerries |
A Set of Zulu knobkerries win various styles and shapes. |
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| Zulu Knobkerries |
A set of Zulu knobkerries, used as weapons for fighting. |
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| Zulu Boy: Phendula |
Zulu boy Phendula wearing a kitchen uniform as a Tea boy at white man's house. |
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| Zulu Boy: Phendula |
Zulu boy named Phendula tending his father's goats on the fields. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Battle of Isandlwana |