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Ornament: Person wearing upper arm bracelets that a man makes for his wife in their first period of marriage made from leather cut from the foreheads of his kills, close-up
Ornament: Person wearing upper arm bracelets that a man makes for his wife in their first period of marriage made from leather cut from the foreheads of his kills, close-up
Object Number 2001.29.2041
Display Title Ornament: Person wearing upper arm bracelets that a man makes for his wife in their first period of marriage made from leather cut from the foreheads of his kills, close-up
Descriptions
Department Photographic
Date 1951-1953
Culture
  • Ju/'hoansi
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa / Namibia / Otjozondjupa / Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Materials slide, 35mm
Quantity 1
Provenance
Donor Lorna Marshall
Donor John Marshall

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Basket, gift of Capt. Richard J. Cleveland to his qrand-niece, c. 1858. "Possibly not Native American due to the presence of a wood splint on bottom, fine quality and shape makes this basket dubious as far as provenance." (RUB 1983)
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Bonampak
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Ornament
Botswana
Namibia
Bamboo strips worn by men to show how many pig kills he has given
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Ornament
Papua New Guinea
Small wooden mask.- makes a pair with 50/3043
37-77-50/3042 Small wooden mask.- makes a pair with 50/3043
Mask
Raw Material
Ivory Coast
Person's arm wearing upper arm bracelets worn by Ju/’hoan women
2001.29.28488 Person's arm wearing upper arm bracelets worn by Ju/’hoan women
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Person's arm wearing upper arm bracelets worn by Ju/’hoan women
2001.29.22472 Person's arm wearing upper arm bracelets worn by Ju/’hoan women
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Man heating his awl in fire to make a hole for his adze, sitting with a group of men in front of a skerm
2001.29.17388 Man heating his awl in fire to make a hole for his adze, sitting with a group of men in front of a skerm
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
≠Gao (headman of Band 3) and "/Qui Hunter" (≠Gao's sister's husband) starting to make fire. ≠Gao is beginning to twirl the "male" stick in the notch of the "female" stick which he steadies by pressing it down with his digging stick and his foot. (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.25677 ≠Gao (headman of Band 3) and "/Qui Hunter" (≠Gao's sister's husband) starting to make fire. ≠Gao is beginning to twirl the "male" stick in the notch of the "female" stick which he steadies by pressing it down with his digging stick and his foot. (print is a cropped image)
Gautscha
≠Gao (headman of Band 3) and "/Qui Hunter" (≠Gao's sister's husband) starting to make fire. /Qui notching the fire stick with his knife, and ≠Gao placing his hand on the pile of twigs in order to feed the fire when it starts. (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.25678 ≠Gao (headman of Band 3) and "/Qui Hunter" (≠Gao's sister's husband) starting to make fire. /Qui notching the fire stick with his knife, and ≠Gao placing his hand on the pile of twigs in order to feed the fire when it starts. (print is a cropped image)
Gautscha
Small wooden mask. - makes a pair with 50/3042
37-77-50/3043 Small wooden mask. - makes a pair with 50/3042
Mask
Raw Material
Ivory Coast
Gau of Band 2 sitting with his family in front of a skerm, including ≠Toma (his son with Be), his son !Naishi, his first wife Be, Gau, his second wife Khuan//a and their son /Qui, /Gunda (Khuan//a's son with a first husband), and ≠Gao (his son with Be)
2001.29.14092 Gau of Band 2 sitting with his family in front of a skerm, including ≠Toma (his son with Be), his son !Naishi, his first wife Be, Gau, his second wife Khuan//a and their son /Qui, /Gunda (Khuan//a's son with a first husband), and ≠Gao (his son with Be)
Gautscha