Three women (one of Lukas' wives, Kaungura, and probably Tatoo or Nandavitho) standing; Kaungura is holding a baby

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Object Number 2001.29.8154

Display Title Three women (one of Lukas' wives, Kaungura, and probably Tatoo or Nandavitho) standing; Kaungura is holding a baby

Descriptions

Department Photographic

Date 10/6/1961-10/19/1961

Culture

Herero

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

Africa / Botswana / Ngamiland (North West) / <County> / !O N!a

Materials slide, 35mm

Quantity 1

Provenance

Donor Lorna Marshall

Donor John Marshall

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Object Number	Title	Geography/Provenience
2001.29.8155	Three women (one of Lukas' wives, Kaungura, and probably Tatoo or Nandavitho) standing; Kaungura is holding a baby	!O N!a
2001.29.8153	Kasugua (Lukas' son) holding his baby	!O N!a
2001.29.694	Kauguwa (Lukas), a prophet, receiving members of the expedition at his place, with Laurence Marshall taking a Polaroid photograph	!O N!a
2001.29.8181	Group of women walking toward a church, with Lukas' village in the background	!O N!a
2001.29.8171	Lukas' daughter standing	!O N!a
2001.29.8159	Group of people (including a well-known singer, Kandyendye) standing to sing at Lukas' place	!O N!a
2001.29.8176	Church at Lukas's village	!O N!a
2001.29.24333	Lukas's daughter, standing next to a woman sitting	!O N!a
2001.29.29693	Lukas's daughter, standing next to a woman sitting (print is a cropped image)	!O N!a
2001.29.8161	Women wearing "modern" Herero dress and young girls wearing "traditional" apron with strings standing to sing at Lukas' place	!O N!a
2001.29.8160	Group of women wearing "modern" Herero dress and young girls wearing "traditional" apron with strings standing to sing at Lukas' place; a well-known singer, Kandyendye, is performing	!O N!a
2001.29.3046	Groups, Extended Family: N!ai (/Ti!kay's second wife) nursing a baby, sitting with !Ghia of Band 10, /Naoka (sister of /Ti!kay's wives' mother, /Goishay), /Naoka (/Ti!kay's first wife) with her back to the camera and Bau	Nyae Nyae Conservancy

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