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Northern Tanzania : MATERIAL CULTURE
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All
of the examples of material culture for this section come from the Iraqw
"cultural village." Were I to offer a material culture sample
from a middle class house in Arusha town, it would resemble the Nairobi
middle class house in many ways. On the other hand, had I been in Karatu
long enough to photograph the house my Iraqw host was living in, we
might see an assortment that included a few of the items pictured here,
together with plastic jugs, other purchased utensils, and probably some
store-bought comfy chairs.
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VIDEOS
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the thumbnails images to view the video.
Please
note that videos
are unlikely to play with a dial-up connection. If videos do not play
properly, please download
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PHOTOGRAPHS
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Bed
in Iraqw House
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Bowl |
Carrying
Container |
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Drum
Close up |
Fire
Stones |
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Gourd
for Container |
Iraqw
Beads |
Iraqw
Drums |
Lunchbox |
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Maize
Mortar and Pestle |
Mats
for grains |
Men's
Stool |
Pot
on fire |
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Sitting
Mat for Bride |
Spears
and Shield |
Woman
in Leather Skirt |
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Woven
Bowl |
Woven
Mat
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