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From indentureship to transnationalism : professional Indian women in Durban, Kwazulu-Natal (Thesis, 2008)

The aim of this study is twofold, namely, to provide an in-depth and
detailed exploration of the transnational migrations of a sample of
professional Indian1 women in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal; and, to
contextualize the changing identities of Indian women in South Africa,

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Headdress or wig of wool coils on woolen beret cap with cloth  forehead band held with safety pins.

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Headdress for married woman Ndwedwe

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Headdress married woman Inanda

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Headdress worn by married woman from Ndwedwe

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 Headdress for married woman

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 Headdress for married woman 

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Head dress of chrocheted wool worn by married woman in Ndwedwe

Bamboo square : a documentary narrative of the 'Indian and Native cantonment' at the Point , 1873-1903

The urban poor and their condition has not been a specially popular theme in
local history. This is surprising given that they were in so many ways the
direct result of other significant events and policies of nineteenth century

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Face towel in different shapes 

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Cape from Umvoti area

Costume Cape

Cape with large plastic beadwork edge and cape with small apron worn by married woman from Ndwedwe

Costume Cape

Cape with large plastic beadwork edge and cape with small apron worn bt married woman from Ndwedwe.

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Skirt back wrap with layered cloth edge

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Back skirt cloth applique worn as cover to isidwabafor married woman

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Black skirt worn by married woman over isidwaba

Beadwork

Beadwork edge to cape for married women in Ndwedwe area

Craft Headest

 Headest, wooden, double linked with chain and with snuff-boxes on ends

Sculpture

 Clay  Craft   figure of an elephant

St. Aidan's Mission, 1883-1983 : centenary brochure [Mission Hospital]

When my wife and I were in England in 1978 for the Lambeth Conference of Anglican Bishops, we went on a short pilgrimage to certain holy places. One of the places we visited was the island of Lindesfarne off the English north coast. It made an indelible impression upon us........

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