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Object Number 2004.29.11727
Display Title Splitting the bisoho or leaflets
Descriptions
Object Description Written on board: "Tribes / (Bantu) / Splitting the bisoho or leaflets / Basa / Photos by Rev. George Schwab, / 1919-1922."
Department Photographic
Date 1919-1922
Artist George Schwab
Culture
  • Bantu speaking peoples
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa
Dimensions Overall: 6.985 × 10.795 cm (2 3/4 × 4 1/4 in.)

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Roof mat making - "sewing" the leaflets with skewers
2004.29.11835 Roof mat making - "sewing" the leaflets with skewers
Africa
Inner or "heart" frond of raffia palm
2004.29.11726 Inner or "heart" frond of raffia palm
Africa
Palm leaflets (oil palm)
22-2-50/B3425 Palm leaflets (oil palm)
Raw Material
Floral
Cameroon
Man splitting raffia palm frond stems for lath in roof-mat making
2004.29.11833 Man splitting raffia palm frond stems for lath in roof-mat making
Africa
Man splitting raffia palm frond stems for lath in roof-mat making
2004.29.11834 Man splitting raffia palm frond stems for lath in roof-mat making
Africa
Weaving raffia fibers
2004.29.11724 Weaving raffia fibers
Africa
Boy making mat
2004.29.11723 Boy making mat
Africa
First stage in making clay pot rests
2004.29.11725 First stage in making clay pot rests
Africa
Making pots
2004.29.11728 Making pots
Africa
Making pots
2004.29.11729 Making pots
Africa
Anklets
2004.29.11820 Anklets
Africa
Women showing manner of chipping teeth
2004.29.11819 Women showing manner of chipping teeth
Africa