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| "Gumpega Kwabe" uKandampevu Regiment |
"Gumpega Kwabe" uKandampevu Regiment
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| "Human nature' greet" A section of Gold-bearing quartz shewing the angle of dip of the Main Reef at Johannesburg |
"Human nature' greet" A section of Gold-bearing quartz shewing the angle of dip of the Main Reef at Johannesburg |
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| "Imbenge' |
'Imbenge', small grass woven lid trimmed with beads and a star shape. |
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| "Imbhenge" |
A small sized telephone wire basket known as 'Imbhenge in IsiZulu' . It is brown, white and blue in color and is used as a kitchen utensil. |
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| "Imbhenge" |
Small beer cover made out of wire and colorful wool. |
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| "Inkosi Mkhize" speaking to the audiences, eMbo Community Health Centre, 29 May 1998 |
"Inkosi Mkhize" speaking to the audiences, eMbo Community Health Centre, 29 May 1998 |
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| "Inkosi" Zulu method of saluting a superior |
"Inkosi" Zulu method of saluting a superior |
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| "Inkosi" Zulu method of saluting a superior |
"Inkosi" Zulu method of saluting a superior |
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| "Iphini" |
A medium sized ladle known as 'Iphini' in isiZulu with short flat head and handle with amasumpa in the middle. |
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| "Iphinifa" |
Beaded apron in different colors. |
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| "Iphinifa' |
'Iphinifa', beaded apron with a message on it. |
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| "Isibambha" |
A pair of colorful beaded belts called 'Isibambha'. |
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| "Isikhetho" |
A medium sized beer skimmer made out of steel and electricity wire in multi colors. |
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| "Izibhamu" |
Exhibition display at the Killie Campbell Museum of European weapons. |
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| "Izikhafu' |
Two traditional scarfs that are worn by men in happy ceremonies. |
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| "Iziqhaza" |
A pair of wooden carved earplugs covered in designed plastic, from Msinga in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| "Iziqhaza" |
A pair of wooden carved earplugs covered in designed plastic from Msinga in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| "Iziqhaza" |
A pair of wooden carved earplugs covered in designed plastic, from Eqhudeni, Nkandla in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| "Iziqu" |
Iziqu - Necklace for bravery act. |
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| "Mameie de se Salverle matui en Guinle" |
Black and white scene of two men meeting and shaking hands outside a hut. |