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Inside ant hill
A photograph of a detail view of a termite hill being used as a brick kiln. The kiln is 16 feet by 20 feet and 16 feet high. There is a hole cut on the top.
Informacion de D. Diego F. Perez Ferandez desde Toluca el 6 de Agosto de 1847 sobre la ayuda de Estado de México en la guerra de intervencion de Estados Unidos
Commentary and statistics on conscripts and finances in war with the U.S, 1847. Top part of print in title missing.
Infinite Divisions: An Anthology of Chicana Literature
Book cover for Infinite divisions: an anthology of Chicana literature
Indigenous yard
A photograph of a clean yard of an indigenous village with tobacco, papaya, oil palm, and borassus palms in back.
Indigenous women selling manihot
A photograph of indigenous women, standing near the railroad tracks, selling manihot root to an indigenous man.
Indigenous women rushing to train
A photograph taken from the train in M'Gule. There is a relatively clear patch of land near the side of the track where there are some indigenous women rushing to the train.
Indigenous women going to market
Women going to market. [Shantz travel journal, May 6, 1920]
Indigenous women going to market
Women going to market. [Shantz travel journal, May 6, 1920]
Indigenous women going to market
Young women (Kikuyu) going to market at Embu - shows load of bananas. [Shantz travel journal, May 6, 1920]
Indigenous women at market
A photograph of indigenous women at the market. They are standing in a line, staring directly at the camera.
Indigenous women at market
A photograph of a group of indigenous women lined up against a fence in order to sell their produce. Behind them are baskets full of manihot and bananas.
Indigenous women
An up-close photograph of a group of indigenous women.
Indigenous women
A photograph of a group of indigenous women at work on tennis court.
Indigenous women
Young women (Kikuyu) going to market at Embu. [Shantz travel journal, May 6, 1920]
Indigenous women
A photograph of two indigenous women returning from the field with hoes and baskets of cassava on their heads.
Indigenous women
A photograph taken from outside of the market. There are three indigenous women leaving the market and dressed in Americana. One of the women is carrying a basin of corn on her head. The person behind them is a porter, dressed in goat skin.
Indigenous woman with bananas
Young woman (Kikuyu) going to market at Embu - with load of bananas. [Shantz travel journal, May 6, 1920]
Indigenous woman with a hoe
A native woman with a hoe. This is typical - usually they carry the hoe on their head when not using it - it is usually spiked on top and driven through the handle. Occasionally this type with handle going through, but usually the type is like this…
Indigenous woman with a hoe
A native woman with a hoe. This is typical - usually they carry the hoe on their head when not using it - it is usually spiked on top and driven through the handle. Occasionally this type with handle going through, but usually the type is like this…