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Water: Person carrying two bags full of water on a carrying stick
Water: Person carrying two bags full of water on a carrying stick
Object Number 2001.29.2255
Display Title Water: Person carrying two bags full of water on a carrying stick
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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Children, Socialization--hunting, carrying: Child carrying water bags on a carrying stick over his shoulder
2001.29.1554 Children, Socialization--hunting, carrying: Child carrying water bags on a carrying stick over his shoulder
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Children, Socialization--hunting, carrying: Child carrying water bags on a carrying stick over his shoulder
2001.29.1555 Children, Socialization--hunting, carrying: Child carrying water bags on a carrying stick over his shoulder
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Children, Socialization: Boy carrying water bags made from animal stomachs and another bag on a digging stick over his shoulder
2001.29.2956 Children, Socialization: Boy carrying water bags made from animal stomachs and another bag on a digging stick over his shoulder
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Children, Socialization: Boy carrying water bags made from animal stomachs on a digging stick over his shoulder
2001.29.2954 Children, Socialization: Boy carrying water bags made from animal stomachs on a digging stick over his shoulder
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
"Water": Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs on a digging stick over her shoulder (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.30897 "Water": Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs on a digging stick over her shoulder (print is a cropped image)
Gautscha
"Water": Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs over a digging stick on her shoulder (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.30897.1 "Water": Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs over a digging stick on her shoulder (print is a cropped image)
Gautscha
"Water": Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs over a digging stick on her shoulder (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.30897.2 "Water": Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs over a digging stick on her shoulder (print is a cropped image)
Gautscha
Carrying: Man holding a bag containing a bow and long sticks on his shoulder, sitting next to a skerm, with a child standing next to him
2001.29.1315 Carrying: Man holding a bag containing a bow and long sticks on his shoulder, sitting next to a skerm, with a child standing next to him
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs on a digging stick on her shoulder
2001.29.14692 Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs on a digging stick on her shoulder
Gautscha
"Water": Man and boy returning to the werft from a waterhole, showing the use of a carrying stick, shoulder bags made from animal stomachs, and a man's breech-clout seen from the back (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.30893 "Water": Man and boy returning to the werft from a waterhole, showing the use of a carrying stick, shoulder bags made from animal stomachs, and a man's breech-clout seen from the back (print is a cropped image)
Gautscha
Water: "/Qui Navel" carrying an Ovambo pot on a stick, walking with four women to a waterhole
2001.29.2251 Water: "/Qui Navel" carrying an Ovambo pot on a stick, walking with four women to a waterhole
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
[No folder title]: Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs on a digging stick on her shoulder (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.30094 [No folder title]: Woman carrying two water bags made from animal stomachs on a digging stick on her shoulder (print is a cropped image)
Gautscha