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Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall walking back to the expedition camp
Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall walking back to the expedition camp
Object Number 2001.29.25469
Display Title Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall walking back to the expedition camp
Descriptions
Department Photographic
Date 1952-1953
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa / Namibia / Otjozondjupa / Nyae Nyae Conservancy / Gautscha
Materials Print, black and white adhered to Paperboard
Dimensions Overall: 16.6688 × 20.32 cm (6 9/16 × 8 in.)
Quantity 1
Credit Line Gift of Laurence K. Marshall and Lorna J. Marshall
Provenance
Donor Lorna Marshall
Donor John Marshall

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PrimaryMedia Object Number Title Classification Geography/Provenience SHARE
Expedition, Ethnographic work: People sitting in the expedition camp, with Lorna Marshall, Kernel Ledimo, Philip Hameva and other expedition members standing next to them
2001.29.2420 Expedition, Ethnographic work: People sitting in the expedition camp, with Lorna Marshall, Kernel Ledimo, Philip Hameva and other expedition members standing next to them
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Expedition, Ethnographic work: People sitting and standing in the expedition camp, with Lorna Marshall, Kernel Ledimo and Philip Hameva standing next to them
2001.29.2419 Expedition, Ethnographic work: People sitting and standing in the expedition camp, with Lorna Marshall, Kernel Ledimo and Philip Hameva standing next to them
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Expedition, Gifts: Group of women sitting in the expedition camp, with Franz Rudolph standing on the left, John Marshall standing in the middle, Kernel Ledimo standing next to Lorna Marshall sitting, and Heinrich Kretzchmar standing on the right
2001.29.2342 Expedition, Gifts: Group of women sitting in the expedition camp, with Franz Rudolph standing on the left, John Marshall standing in the middle, Kernel Ledimo standing next to Lorna Marshall sitting, and Heinrich Kretzchmar standing on the right
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Expedition, Ethnographic work: People sitting, with Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall crouching next to them
2001.29.2429 Expedition, Ethnographic work: People sitting, with Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall crouching next to them
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Expedition, Ethnographic work: Group of people talking with Lorna Marshall, Laurence Marshall, Kernel Ledimo and other expedition members, coming to an agreement about mutual arrangements
2001.29.2417 Expedition, Ethnographic work: Group of people talking with Lorna Marshall, Laurence Marshall, Kernel Ledimo and other expedition members, coming to an agreement about mutual arrangements
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Laurence Marshall, Lorna Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo wearing a hat with a feather speaking with several men sitting on the ground including ≠Toma, ≠Gao (Khwo//o-/Gasa's husband), and "Old Demi"; Hans Ernst standing to the right and unidentified women in the background
2001.29.19512 Laurence Marshall, Lorna Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo wearing a hat with a feather speaking with several men sitting on the ground including ≠Toma, ≠Gao (Khwo//o-/Gasa's husband), and "Old Demi"; Hans Ernst standing to the right and unidentified women in the background
Gautscha
Laurence Marshall, Lorna Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo, wearing a hat with a feather, speaking with several men sitting on the ground including ≠Toma and ≠Gao (Khwo//o-/Gasa's husband); "Old Demi" standing to the right
2001.29.19511 Laurence Marshall, Lorna Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo, wearing a hat with a feather, speaking with several men sitting on the ground including ≠Toma and ≠Gao (Khwo//o-/Gasa's husband); "Old Demi" standing to the right
Gautscha
Family in Nai Nai: Laurence Marshall, Lorna Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo, wearing a hat with a feather, speaking with several men sitting on the ground including ≠Toma and ≠Gao (Khwo//o-/Gasa's husband); "Old Demi" standing to the right (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.30050 Family in Nai Nai: Laurence Marshall, Lorna Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo, wearing a hat with a feather, speaking with several men sitting on the ground including ≠Toma and ≠Gao (Khwo//o-/Gasa's husband); "Old Demi" standing to the right (print is a cropped image)
Gautscha
Family in Nai Nai: Laurence Marshall, Lorna Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo wearing a hat with a feather speaking with several men sitting on the ground including ≠Toma, ≠Gao (Khwo//o-/Gasa's husband), and "Old Demi"; Hans Ernst standing to the right and unidentified women in the background (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.30051 Family in Nai Nai: Laurence Marshall, Lorna Marshall, and Kernel Ledimo wearing a hat with a feather speaking with several men sitting on the ground including ≠Toma, ≠Gao (Khwo//o-/Gasa's husband), and "Old Demi"; Hans Ernst standing to the right and unidentified women in the background (print is a cropped image)
Gautscha
Expedition, Personnel: ≠Toma, !U and other people sitting with Lorna Marshall holding !Ungka Norna, and Kernel Ledimo
2001.29.2381 Expedition, Personnel: ≠Toma, !U and other people sitting with Lorna Marshall holding !Ungka Norna, and Kernel Ledimo
Gautscha
Expedition, Ethnographic work: Two people sitting next to a fire, with Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall bending over a medical case
2001.29.2422 Expedition, Ethnographic work: Two people sitting next to a fire, with Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall bending over a medical case
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Expedition, Ethnographic work: Group of people standing with Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall
2001.29.2425 Expedition, Ethnographic work: Group of people standing with Kernel Ledimo and Lorna Marshall
Nyae Nyae Conservancy