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Object Number 21-24-50/B2342
Display Title Basket-tray (akakoko) for bringing coffee berries to guests in a house
Descriptions
Inventory Description Basket, rounded base, lipped rim, woven black, red and natural geom. design
Classification
  • Basket
Department Ethnographic
Culture
  • Kiziba
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa
Dimensions Overall: 4.8 x 17.6 x 16.5 cm (1 7/8 x 6 15/16 x 6 1/2 in.)
Quantity 1
Label on object 21-24-50/B-2342; B2342

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PrimaryMedia Object Number Title Classification Geography/Provenience SHARE
"Akahayiha". small basket for coffee berries as a guest gift
21-24-50/B2341 "Akahayiha". small basket for coffee berries as a guest gift
Basket
Congo
Media Restricted
17-17-10/87186 Chief figure with copper. Placed on roof of owner's house to watch for guests.
Figurine
Mamalelegala Village
Lunch-guests: Jim, Dr and Mrs. Stuart, University of Utah, Ned, Bill
2005.1.110.1.86 Lunch-guests: Jim, Dr and Mrs. Stuart, University of Utah, Ned, Bill
Utah
Pot latch figure, welcoming guests
2004.29.3440 Pot latch figure, welcoming guests
Gwaestums
Great hall on guests' Terrace
2010.5.36509 Great hall on guests' Terrace
China
Hostess passing drink in calabash vessels to guests at a drinking spree.
2005.3.80.15 Hostess passing drink in calabash vessels to guests at a drinking spree.
British Guiana
Bench in room where guests are received (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.13592 Bench in room where guests are received (print is a cropped image)
Naulila
Native Commissioner's camp for guests
2001.29.9182 Native Commissioner's camp for guests
Rundu
Marriage: N!ai and /Gunda sitting with four guests in front of their skerm the day after their wedding
2001.29.2008 Marriage: N!ai and /Gunda sitting with four guests in front of their skerm the day after their wedding
Gautscha
Marriage: N!ai and /Gunda sitting with guests in front of their skerm the day after their wedding, including ≠Gao and ≠Toma (Gau's sons), Tsamgao (≠Toma's son), "Little N!ai," Xama (daughter of "Gao Helmet") and ≠Gisa (daughter of ≠Gao and / Khwo//o-/Gasa in Band 4)
2001.29.2010 Marriage: N!ai and /Gunda sitting with guests in front of their skerm the day after their wedding, including ≠Gao and ≠Toma (Gau's sons), Tsamgao (≠Toma's son), "Little N!ai," Xama (daughter of "Gao Helmet") and ≠Gisa (daughter of ≠Gao and / Khwo//o-/Gasa in Band 4)
Gautscha
Marriage: N!ai and /Gunda sitting with guests in front of their skerm the day after their wedding, including ≠Gao and ≠Toma (Gau's sons), Tsamgao (≠Toma's son), "Little N!ai," Xama (daughter of "Gao Helmet") and ≠Gisa (daughter of ≠Gao and / Khwo//o-/Gasa in Band 4)
2001.29.2001 Marriage: N!ai and /Gunda sitting with guests in front of their skerm the day after their wedding, including ≠Gao and ≠Toma (Gau's sons), Tsamgao (≠Toma's son), "Little N!ai," Xama (daughter of "Gao Helmet") and ≠Gisa (daughter of ≠Gao and / Khwo//o-/Gasa in Band 4)
Gautscha
Marriage: N!ai and /Gunda sitting with guests in front of their skerm the day after their wedding, including ≠Gao and ≠Toma (Gau's sons), Tsamgao (≠Toma's son), "Little N!ai," Xama (daughter of "Gao Helmet") and ≠Gisa (daughter of ≠Gao and / Khwo//o-/Gasa in Band 4), view from behind the women
2001.29.2003 Marriage: N!ai and /Gunda sitting with guests in front of their skerm the day after their wedding, including ≠Gao and ≠Toma (Gau's sons), Tsamgao (≠Toma's son), "Little N!ai," Xama (daughter of "Gao Helmet") and ≠Gisa (daughter of ≠Gao and / Khwo//o-/Gasa in Band 4), view from behind the women
Gautscha