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Cocoanut leaves used as fencing. Braided and form a tight fence 8 ft. high. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 31, 1920]

Cocoanut leaf roof repaired with gasoline tins. Wall - rain - street, cocoanut, well and mangoes at the right. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 31, 1920; this image forms a panorama with the following one]

Cocoanut leaf roof repaired with gasoline tins. Wall - rain - street, cocoanut, well and mangoes at the right. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 31, 1920; this image forms a panorama with the previous one]

Cocoanut palms in street in Dar es Salam. Tin can fence at left. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 31, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in street in Dar es Salam. Tin can fence at left. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 31, 1920]

A photograph of two small indigenous girls standing outside. The girl on the right has a hole in the side of her nose and braided hair. The girl on the left has three holes in the ear, two of them with plugs. Both of the girls are wearing dresses…

Cocoanut grove with notches in the sides of the trees to enable the natives to climb the trees. House in back made of leaves and petioles. [Shantz travel journal, Mar. 31, 1920]

Panorama of bay at Dar es Salam. At right the church, Pandanus - heavy leaf purple fruited nut form a prominent part as street tree. Dock and dhows, British boat with cocoanuts on the opposite bank. R.R., shops, and steamer near entrance to the…

Panorama of bay at Dar es Salam. At right the church, Pandanus - heavy leaf purple fruited nut form a prominent part as street tree. Dock and dhows, British boat with cocoanuts on the opposite bank. R.R., shops, and steamer near entrance to the…

Panorama of bay at Dar es Salam. At right the church, Pandanus - heavy leaf purple fruited nut form a prominent part as street tree. Dock and dhows, British boat with cocoanuts on the opposite bank. R.R., shops, and steamer near entrance to the…

Betal nut (pawpaw), pepper leaf (tambu), tobacco - dry and powdered and dry [sic], chalk or lime (traka) and Gambia in try. Everybody seems to use this stuff. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in Dar es Salam. Houses of whites and houses of natives. Great mango trees in the back. Grass closely grazed by Indian humpbacked cattle. These palms are old - natural groves - not in rows. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in Dar es Salam. Houses of whites and houses of natives. Great mango trees in the back. Grass closely grazed by Indian humpbacked cattle. These palms are old - natural groves - not in rows. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in Dar es Salam. Houses of whites and houses of natives. Great mango trees in the back. Grass closely grazed by Indian humpbacked cattle. These palms are old - natural groves - not in rows. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in Dar es Salam. Houses of whites and houses of natives. Great mango trees in the back. Grass closely grazed by Indian humpbacked cattle. These palms are old - natural groves - not in rows. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in Dar es Salam. Houses of whites and houses of natives. Great mango trees in the back. Grass closely grazed by Indian humpbacked cattle. These palms are old - natural groves - not in rows. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in Dar es Salam. Houses of whites and houses of natives. Great mango trees in the back. Grass closely grazed by Indian humpbacked cattle. These palms are old - natural groves - not in rows. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in Dar es Salam. Houses of whites and houses of natives. Great mango trees in the back. Grass closely grazed by Indian humpbacked cattle. These palms are old - natural groves - not in rows. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in Dar es Salam. Houses of whites and houses of natives. Great mango trees in the back. Grass closely grazed by Indian humpbacked cattle. These palms are old - natural groves - not in rows. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]

Cocoanut palms in Dar es Salam. Houses of whites and houses of natives. Great mango trees in the back. Grass closely grazed by Indian humpbacked cattle. These palms are old - natural groves - not in rows. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 2, 1920]