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Charcoal carried into market in packages made of grass. Wood is very scarce - and a great article in all this market. A cutlass in the back just got a franc matabish [?] from me. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 17, 1920]

Oral history conducted by Ellen Lomonaco with Charles Jackson in Tucson, Arizona on February 27, 1984. Mr. Jackson was on the staff of Admiral Kimmel at Pearl Harbor at the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor, HI by Japan on December 7, 1941. He was…

A web archive of a project website for Chavalxs, a collaborative community-based project focused on creating spaces of reflection through photography to confront narratives about young people from rural areas near the Mexico-US border that have been…

A close-up photograph of Chief Ararawe, his son Kikovio, and his nephew Danvya.

A photograph of Chief Ararawe of the tribe, his son Kikovio, his nephew Danvya, and Rene Verstappen, the chef de poste.

A photograph of Chief Ararawe's brother in law of Ararawe sitting on the ground.

A photograph of Chief Binga and his men in the dance.

A photograph of Chief Binga's sons and the chef de porte in front of a group of indigenous men.

A photograph of three fruits with a measuring tape underneath them. There is a munkononga in the center, a masuku on the left, and an inkulu or chanja on the right.

A photograph that shows the cross section of a natural sized version of one of the chief liana of this forest.

A photograph of Chief Maniye, a very tall man with a pink checkered robe, and a pleasant face. He is standing in front of a large group of indigenous people.

A photograph of Chief Mihare with his tall brother-in-law and other indigenous people moving along a trail in a grassy hilly area.

A photograph of Mizambu, one of Shantz's favorite chiefs, looking on with others.