Group of women making a necklace, with children sitting and standing with them

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Object Number 2001.29.13791

Display Title Group of women making a necklace, with children sitting and standing with them

Descriptions

Department Photographic

Date 1950

Artist Laurence K. Marshall

Culture

Himba?
Tjimba?
Herero?

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

Africa / Namibia / Kunene

Additional Geographic Terms Gomatum River

Materials Negative, color

Dimensions Overall: 8.89 × 6.35 cm (3 1/2 × 2 1/2 in.)

Quantity 1

Provenance

Donor Lorna Marshall

Donor John Marshall

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2001.29.13484	Group of women making a necklace, with children sitting and standing with them	Kunene
2001.29.13790	Group of people standing, including two young women wearing horns, indicating eligibility for marriage	Ovamboland
2001.29.13483	Group of people standing, including two young women wearing horns, indicating eligibility for marriage	Ovamboland
2001.29.13792	Woman sitting	Opuwo
2001.29.13782	Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall	Nossob camp
2001.29.13793	Laurence Marshall showing a Polaroid photograph to the Hartmann family at their farm	Kunene
2001.29.13475	Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall	Nossob camp
2001.29.13486	Laurence Marshall showing a Polaroid photograph to the Hartmann family at their farm	Kunene
2001.29.13477	Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall	Omatjette
2001.29.13476	Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall	Omatjette
2001.29.13798	Petroglyphs of three rhinos and a giraffe on canyon wall	ǂKhari Soso
2001.29.13496	Petroglyphs of three rhinos and a giraffe on canyon wall	ǂKhari Soso

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