Campbell Collections
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| Entrance to the Chapel |
"Entrance to the Chapel" |
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| Entrance to Park, Maritzurg |
Entrance to Park, Maritzurg |
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| Entrance to Natal Harbour, Durban |
Label on photograph: Entrance to Natal Harbour Label on page: Entrance to harbour, Durban
Randles family papers (KCM 92/11) ; File 4 ; Page 9b
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| Entrance to Lamontville |
WCP 2416 Entrance to Lamontville |
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| Entrance to Durban |
Entrance to Durban |
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| Entrance to Castle, Cape Town. the Jetty and Table Bay |
Entrance to Castle, Cape Town. the Jetty and Table Bay |
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| Entrance to Alexander Park Pietermaritzburg |
Entrance to Alexander Park, Pietermaritzburg |
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| Entrance of Kowee river |
Entrace of Kowee river, Cape of good hope |
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| Entrance of Kowee river |
Entrance of Kowee river |
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| Entrance Cottage to Castle |
Black and white sketch of a cottage entrance to the castle. |
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| Entrance to Piazza del polora |
WCP 1717 Entrance to piazza Del popolo. |
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| Entonjaneni |
ENtonjaneni gun under guard in the ground |
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| Entering Jerusalem |
Entering Jerusalem |
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| Enoch (Enoki) Zulu from Ngalonde |
Enoch Zulu (right) with his milk car |
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| Enoch (Enoki) Zulu from Ngalonde |
In Enoch's home at Ngalonde. Left Enoch's brother Jacob Zulu and right, Jacob's son John Anton Zulu who is blowing a trumpet made from a large oxhorn which is owned by his father. |
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| Enoch (Enoki) Zulu from Ngalonde |
Enoch Zulu in festive attire. In his head band, umqhele, from skin stick crane feathers. His bandoliers are from plush with leopard pattern. On his upper arm he wears tufts of the teased hairs of white oxtails. |
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| Enoch (Enoki) Zulu from Ngalonde |
Same situation as F 1a/1. Enoch in profile. his rear apron, ibheshu, is from black and white calf skin. He wears side tails from skin, izinjobo. |
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| Enoch (Enoki) Zulu from Ngalonde |
Enoch's potrait in profile, with impressive crane feathers in his head band, umqhele. |
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| Enoch (Enoki) Zulu from Ngalonde |
Enoch Zulu's mother Alzina Mqoshwana Zulu starts to weave an eating mat, isithebe, from umuzi, Cyperus sexangularis. Left : a bundle of umuzi. |
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| Enoch (Enoki) Zulu from Ngalonde |
Alzina's weaving material-umuzi stalks, twisted umuzi skin, and wool for eating mats, izithebe. |