Campbell Collections
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| Basotho Huts |
Basotho huts - Senekal Area - Orange Free State |
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| Amandebele of the Transvaal |
Amandebele from Transvaal The Ndebele also known as "Mapochs" are descendants of stragglers from the followers of the Zulu chief, Mzilikazi who quarreled with Shaka and trekked to northward to Rhodesia. |
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| Ovambo Tribe |
Ovambo Tribe - South West Africa Ovambo settlements are built on slightly higher ground, their conical roofed huts set in groups within palisades
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| Ndebele Gala Dress |
Ndebele Gala Dress. The married Ndebele woman may be recognised by a cut of her apron which is of soft goat skin, its lower edge finished off at each end with a square of skin and a fringe between. |
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| Male Initiation Dress - Ndebele |
Male Initiation Dress - Ndebele
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| Another crown from grey Duiker skin |
To the right of F 5/3a. another crown from Grey Duiker skin. two more shields and, to the right, Laduma's helmet from a tortoise shell. |
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| Laduma's grandson Phila Madela. |
Laduma's grandson Phila Madela. |
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| Laduma's private hut |
Laduma's private hut. on the higher terrace in the background his guest roundavel. |
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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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| Girl with ornamental incisions on her belly, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Girl with ornamental incisions on her belly, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Potrait of friendly Thonga girl, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Potrait of friendly Thonga girl, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Craft market, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
For sale: basketwork, wooden walking sticks, to the left a stick in the shape of a snake. Two different kinds of racks for sleeping/sitting mats. One type consisting as usual of two parts not connected with each other. |
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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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| Clay figures of the school children, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Clay figures of the school children, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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| Women carrying a basket of the type "isiqabetho", Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Women carrying a basket of the type "isiqabetho", Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
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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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| Bottle race of the mothers, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |
Bottle race of the mothers, Maputa, 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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| Nguni cattle |
Nguni cattle and tickbirds, Maputa, 12 June 1959 |