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Lorna Marshall and Rubie Watson at event reception, Peabody Museum
Lorna Marshall and Rubie Watson at event reception, Peabody Museum
Object Number 2004.24.34615.10
Display Title Lorna Marshall and Rubie Watson at event reception, Peabody Museum
Descriptions
Subject
  • Peabody Museum
  • Exhibit
  • Woman
  • Reception
Department Photographic
Date 02/01/2000
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America / United States / Massachusetts / Middlesex County / Cambridge
Additional Geographic Terms Peabody Museum
Materials Negative, black and white
Dimensions Overall: 5.72 cm (2 1/4 in.)

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Ngamiland (North West)
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Nama Pan
"/Qui Hunter" and /Qui (brother of "Gao Helmet") recording word list with Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall, with Lorna Marshall speaking into microphone
2001.29.23772 "/Qui Hunter" and /Qui (brother of "Gao Helmet") recording word list with Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall, with Lorna Marshall speaking into microphone
Nama Pan
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Ngamiland (North West)
Oukwane playing the musical bow while Lorna Marshall, Kernel Ledimo, and Dabe record; Lorna Marshall drinking tea (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.27175 Oukwane playing the musical bow while Lorna Marshall, Kernel Ledimo, and Dabe record; Lorna Marshall drinking tea (print is a cropped image)
/Ai Ha !O Pan
Oukwane playing the musical bow while Lorna Marshall, Kernel Ledimo, and Dabe record; Lorna Marshall drinking tea
2001.29.20759 Oukwane playing the musical bow while Lorna Marshall, Kernel Ledimo, and Dabe record; Lorna Marshall drinking tea
/Ai Ha !O Pan
Lorna Marshall, Laurence Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo with a group of people; Lorna Marshall is giving something to a child
2001.29.5204 Lorna Marshall, Laurence Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo with a group of people; Lorna Marshall is giving something to a child
Gautscha