Katesa Schlosser
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| Laduma presents a chicken to his favourite Ziphelaphi |
Laduma presents a chicken to his favourite Ziphelaphi who accepts it with both hands. it is Zulu customs to receive any gift with both hands. |
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| Drying skins on the roof of Laduma's private hut |
Drying on the roof of Laduma's private hut: the skins of an otter, a marsh mongoose ans a white-tailed mongoose as well as a wreath from impepho |
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| Squatting boy |
As F.4/11 for comparison of the hight of the figures and a squatting boy besides them.
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| School boy with one of the wooden carvings exhibited: "A policemen on his way to the railroad station" (extremely far away!). The boy is Julius Mthembu, 16 years, Standard VI from the Star of the Sea School, Maputa / Zululand, 12 June 1959 |
School boy with one of the wooden carvings exhibited: "A policemen on his way to the railroad station" (extremely far away!). The boy is Julius Mthembu, 16 years, Standard VI from the Star of the Sea School, Maputa / Zululand, 12 June 1959 |
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| Market: arrow root (in the background clay figures, fruits and baskets, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Markert: arrow root (in the background clay figures, fruits and baskets, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Bottle race of the school girls, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Bottle race of the school girls, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Sack race of the school boys, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Sack race of the school boys, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Detail of the wall construction of F18-15, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Detail of the wall construction of F18-15, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| House or hut between eucalyptus trees, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
House or hut between eucalyptus trees, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| The construction of a house wall, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
The construction of a house wall, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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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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| Woman carrying bananas on her head and her baby on the back, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Woman carrying bananas on her head and her baby on the back, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Patient at the Hospital, Maputa, making basket with ilala, 12 June 1959 |
Patient at the Hospital, Maputa, making basket with ilala, 12 June 1959 |
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| The plain with ilala palms, Ingwavuma and Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
The plain with ilala palms, Ingwavuma and Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Sergeant Ponter from Ingwavuma Police points to Ilala leaf which has not yet opened. Such leafs are used for basket making, Ingwavuma and Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Sergeant Ponter from Ingwavuma Police points to Ilala leaf which has not yet opened. Such leafs are used for basket making, Ingwavuma and Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| The basket paited from an Iala leaf has again been put over the Ilala stumps and the calabashs, Ingwavuma and Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
The basket paited from an Iala leaf has again been put over the Ilala stumps and the calabashs, Ingwavuma and Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Ilala palms (Chamaerops) in the sandy plains between the Pongolo and Maputa. (Stumps cut to make traditional beer- utshwala), 12 June 1959 |
Ilala palms (Chamaerops) in the sandy plains between the Pongolo and Maputa. (Stumps cut to make traditional beer- utshwala), Survey of juice production. The basket protecting the juice production has been taken off. 12 June 1959 |
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| Ilala palmer palms (Chamaerops) in the sandy plains between the Pongolo and Maputa. (Stumps cut to make traditional beer- utshwala bamasundu), 12 June 1959 |
Ilala palmer palms (Chamaerops), between Ingwavuma and Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Ilala palm (Chamaerops) in the sandy plains between the Pongolo and Maputa. (Stumps cut to make traditional beer- utshwala), 12 June 1959 |
Ilala palms (Chamaerops) in the sandy plains between the Pongolo and Maputa. (Stumps cut to make traditional beer,) The juice flows from the stumps into a calabash. 12 June 1959 |
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| The partly finished meat tray and the edze |
The partly finished meat tray and the edze. |