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A photograph of a ox team hauling wood to Salisbury.

A photograph of an ox team with indigenous driver hauling grain to market in Salisbury.

A photograph from on the trek from Kafue to the river. There are three ox teams from William Fell of the Methodist mission, Mr. J. G. Hotchkis of Kafue who owns Bolenga, Dick, Jim and other boys on way to camp. This is the first trek of any member…

A photograph of inspanning on the bank of the Kafue. It shows indigenous men lashing the oxen to the neck yokes.

A photograph of an ox team attached to a wagon with indigenous people near the Kafue river.

A photograph of a view in the market, showing an ox team of 16 oxen.

A photograph of an ox cart with Homer Shantz's luggage.

Oxen in mud - wagon in back. Papyrus at right. A sample of road - we have had no rain - but this is simply neglected. [Shantz travel journal, May 6, 1920]

Interviews conducted by George C. Barker discussing dialect of the Pachuco language used by members of Tucson, Arizona youth gangs in the 1940s. Poor sound quality.

Interviews conducted by George C. Barker discussing dialect of the Pachuco language used by members of Tucson, Arizona youth gangs in the 1940s. Poor sound quality.

An up-close photograph showing the detail of pachulobus nuts. These nuts can be eaten once boiled and the kernal produces an oil.