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| Art School student: Cameron |
Ndaleni Art School student: Cameron Nkonka |
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| Dr Kesaveloo Goonam and others during one of the Passive Resistance Campaigns |
Dr Kesaveloo Goonam and others during one of the Passive Resistance Campaigns
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| Miller; image of a farm, Cape Town |
Allister Miller; image of a farm |
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| Police Officers |
Umbumbulu Police Station |
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| Police Officers marching |
Umbumbulu Police Officers marching |
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| Seminary; girl washing in the river |
Inanda Seminary; girl washing in the river |
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| Seminary; girls returning to school |
Inanda Seminary; girls returning to school |
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| Seminary; school girls |
Inanda Seminary; school girls |
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| Seminary; Zulu girl dancing |
Inanda Seminary; Zulu girl dancing |
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| Shembe Church dancers on the dancing ground |
Shembe Church dancers on the dancing ground |
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| Sibusisiwe Makhanya: Inanda Mission |
Sibusisiwe Makhanya: Inanda Mission |
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| Waterfall, Swaziland |
Mantenga Waterfall, Swaziland |
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| " Bhekezakho' |
Bearded necklace in multi colors with words ' Bhekezakho' from Enhlangwini in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| " Isigqiki" |
Wooden carved headrest with three solid legs that have cross incisions. It came from the Mandeni/ Nobamba area inKwaZulu- Natal. |
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| " Isigqiki" |
Wooden carved headrest with three solid legs. It came from KwaNongoma in KwaZulu- Natal |
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| " Isigqiki" |
Wooden carved headrest on a solid base with a v-partten incisions pointing up and down on the sides. |
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| " Isigqiki" |
Wooden carved headrest on a solid base that has two split legs that are joined by a solid block that has been carved as M in the middle. This carving style symbolises marriage and it came from the Msinga area in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| " Isigqiki" |
Solid wooden carved headrest with incision( Amasumpa) on both sides. It came from Msinga in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| " Isigqiki" |
A solid wood headrest with a smooth finish from Umsinga in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| " Isigqiki" |
A medium sized wooden carved headrest with three legs that are covered with amasumpa. It came from Nongoma in KwaZulu- Natal. |