| RCS/Y3043BB contains: |
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| 168 |
Children with the remains of the whale, Pirate Isles |
| 169 |
The ascent to the town from the shore up the 15ft. Cliffs |
| 170 |
Village children climbing the ramparts from the village street, Pirate Isles |
| 171 |
Native made fish hooks used to catch big fish, Pirate Isles |
| 172 |
"Modern Africa", Calabar |
| 173 |
Ya-o-Fa, Banso |
| 174 |
Ya-o-Fa, Banso |
| 175 |
Fai Ndzendzen, Banso |
| 176 |
A close-up of Fai Ndzendzen, Banso |
| 177 |
Fai Tankum, Banso |
| 178 |
Fai Ndzendzen the next man to Fai Tankum, Banso |
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British Cameroons 1937-42
| Title |
Ya-o-Fa, Banso |
| Reference |
Y3043BB/173 |
| Covering Dates |
Apr. 29 1939 |
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| Content and context |
40 x 62 mm. The senior Ya is the Fon's actual mother, once selected she retains the title all her life. She may only marry a Fai or Tante and she must not work on a farm. All her social inferiors must clap hands in front of her (men and women alike). She can only marry one man in her life and does not pass on her title to her children. When the Fon dies the mother of his successor if alive becomes the senior Ya, otherwise Fai Ndzendzen must choose a girl from among the Eon's daughters. The former Ya takes second place but retains all her privileges. For further information see notes in Albums dealing with tour from 1937 to 1938. |
| Further information |
Indexed |
| Index Terms |
| Africa |
| Cameroon |
| Kumbo |
| No further on-line information. |
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