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| 104 |
Madamu, the licentious belle of Ekibondo |
| 105 |
Madamu, the licentious belle of Ekibondo |
| 106 |
Madamu, the licentious belle of Ekibondo |
| 107 |
The Negbanzi trumpet |
| 108 |
The negbanzi [trumpet] as it is blown |
| 109 |
A large message drum at Atanakea (Mangbetu village) |
| 110 |
[A three-man travelling band] |
| 111 |
THE EDUNDU DRUM |
| 112 |
[Girl playing a stringed instrument.] |
| 113 |
Niapu's head wife |
| 114 |
[Niapu and some of his people] |
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W. Powell collection on Africa 1930s
| Title |
A large message drum at Atanakea (Mangbetu village) |
| Reference |
Y304N/109 |
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| Content and context |
Showing Powell standing beside a message drum. The caption below the photograph continues: 'This drum is carved out of one peice [sic] of wood; it has a long narrow opening at the top, and the inside is quite hollow. All the country round here is low lying swampy forest and the climate consequently hot and sticky. I usually wore a sarong (Kikoi) which proved a comfortable and cool dress for walking'. |
| Further information |
Indexed |
| Index Terms |
| Africa |
| Congo |
| Powell, W (fl 1930-1939) |
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