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| John Clark Collection |
Zulu Embassy from Cetywayo |
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| John Clark Collection |
Fort Clery-outside Lüneburg, KwaZulu-Natal. A defensive position of the 1879 Zulu War. The original ditch is visible: the trees are an after growth. |
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| John Clark Collection |
The battlefield of Isandlwana today. Note the memorials and white-painted cairns marking the spot where groups of soldiers died fighting. The building in the foreground is a temporary site museum. |
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| Izintombi Plaque |
Izintombi Wooden Plaque. |
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| Sizakele and Celani |
Sister wives Sizakele and Celani withe their babies. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Ladies' Hockey in the City: the Brooklyn Team: picture taken 31/10/1913 |
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| Natal Boys Scout |
Natal Boys Scout, Baden Scout Camp, Durban |
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| Bagpipes |
Bagpipes |
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Number of people by dwelling type | |
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Notes on the proceedings of the 2nd meeting of the North Coast regional plan steering committee | |
| John Clark Collection |
The pont by which supplies and men were ferried across the Tugela. Among the army stores in this picture is a wheeled water cart. |
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Notes on the proceedings of the first meeting of the North Coast Regional Plan steering committee | |
| John Clark Collection |
A 1913 picture of the Isandlwana Mountain. On the left workers are constructing a large monument to the troopers of the Natal Police who died fighting to the end. |
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| John Clark Collection |
The Ultimatum Tree where John W. Shepstone read to the Zulu indunas the terms of Sir Bartle Frere's ultimatum, 11 December 1879. The Tree stands at the Lower Drift of the Tugela. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Nine-year-old Megan Jones shows the 1879 ammo box owned by Mrs Lane. It has the original copper bands and rope handles. |
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| Married Women Plaque |
Plaque of Zul married women. |
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| Masibis's Cape |
Beaded wedding cape, belonging to Masibisi. |
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Non-White volume of Salary scales | |
| Khuze Men |
Khuze men dressed for a wedding. |
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Letter from the department of Indian Affairs to Professor J J C Greyling |