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≠Toma sitting, talking
Object Number 2001.29.17020
Display Title ≠Toma sitting, talking
Descriptions
Object Description Expedition VI b/w 120
Department Photographic
Date 1957-1958
Culture
  • Ju/'hoansi
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa / Namibia / Otjozondjupa / Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Materials Negative, black and white
Dimensions Overall: 6.35 × 6.35 cm (2 1/2 × 2 1/2 in.)
Quantity 1
Provenance
Donor Lorna Marshall
Donor John Marshall

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2001.29.15981 ≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, sitting with a group of people near a skerm
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≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with a group of men sitting behind him
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≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with three men behind him
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≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with three men behind him
2001.29.15984 ≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with three men behind him
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≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with three men behind him
2001.29.15982 ≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with three men behind him
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2001.29.15979 ≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with two men behind him
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≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with two men behind him
2001.29.15978 ≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with two men behind him
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≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with two men behind him
2001.29.15977 ≠Toma wearing a skin hat, cutting strips of skin with a large knife, with two men behind him
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≠Toma sitting on an animal hide, talking to someone out of frame, with two adzes on the hide in front of him, scrapings of the animal hide around him
2001.29.15056 ≠Toma sitting on an animal hide, talking to someone out of frame, with two adzes on the hide in front of him, scrapings of the animal hide around him
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Kernel Ledimo and Charles Koch sitting at a table in the expedition tent, talking with /Ti!kay and ≠Toma who are helping expedition members to identify insects
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Wilhelm Camm sitting, talking with a group of expedition members including Laurence Marshall and John Marshall
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