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Marianhill Album |
Thembu girl resting with head rest |
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Ndebele children |
Ndebele children |
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Ndebele girls |
Ndebele girls |
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Marianhill Album |
A young woman could be Xhosa or Sotho |
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Valley Tonga huts, Kanchindhu, Zambezi |
Valley Tonga huts, Kanchindhu, Zambezi |
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Chief Makapane and his people in his Nylstroom Valley |
Chief Makapane and his people in his Nylstroom Valley |
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Makaties iron foundry; iron mountain, low country |
Makaties iron foundry; iron mountain, low country |
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Arkone's kraal, Magalie's County |
Arkone's kraal, Magalie's County |
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The Magwamba circumcision dance |
The circumcision dance of the Magwamba tribe, Northern Transvaal. Photograph by H.F. Gros, ca. 1888. |
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Marianhill Album |
Original Marianhill print labelled Swazi Man |
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Marianhill Album |
Girl from around Ixopo |
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Chief Makapan (Makapane) |
Chief Makapan (Makapane) : Makapansgat (/mʌkʌˈpʌnsxʌt/) (or Makapan Valley World Heritage Site |
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Marianhill Album |
Group of early Zulu policemen |
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Ndebele traditional decorated houses |
Ndebele traditional decorated houses |
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Marianhill Album |
Zulu man doing Zulu dance |
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House on farm"The Start": original house, which is now on extension of the main building. First owned by Charles Barter, 1977 :1875 inscription in the wall |
House on farm"The Start": original house, which is now on extension of the main building. First owned by Charles Barter, 1977: 1875 inscription in the wall |
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View of Mt Gilboa-over 500 ft. and one of the highest points in Natal. Taken from the road between Benvie and "The Start farm, near York and Karkloof. |
View of Mt Gilboa-over 500 ft. and one of the highest points in Natal. Taken from the road between Benvie and "The Start farm, near York and Karkloof. |
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Marianhill Album |
Zulu women her hair being lengthened for marriage |
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Garden at "The Start": original house, which is now on extension of the main building. First owned by Charles Barter,1977 |
Garden at "The Start": original house, which is now on extension of the main building. First owned by Charles Barter,1977 |
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Marrianhill Album |
Zulu woman |