Browse Items (9335 total)

A photograph of vegetation which consists of mostly stipa grass and brush. The Kigoma town area, the water front, and bay area is in the back.

A photograph of indigenous people gathering and walking around at the market on an early Sunday morning. There are some buildings in the back.

A photograph of the market showing indigenous people standing and sitting near bowls of manihot meal or flour that have bees are feeding on it.

A photograph of an grassland area full of stipa and shrubs.

A photograph of an grassland area full of stipa, shrubs, and small trees.

A photograph of manihot and corn on hilled up beds which is typical agriculture in this area.

A photograph of corn and manihot on hilled up beds.

A photograph of cattle grazing on the hill that is covered in grass and trees.

A photograph showing moving cattle in a vegetated area with the bay in the background.

A photograph of a hill with vegetation. There is a mostly grassland area with trees and goats in the back.

A photograph of the wife of an askari, the name applied to indigenous soldiers. Her face shows a type of face scarification.

A photograph of a shore line. Gravel and red clay hills are in the background with Kigoma being seen in the distance.

A photograph of the water line. In the foreground is the sand and water along with ipomoea pes-capraerae, grass, and trees in the background.

A photograph of a depot (now used as administrative building) and yards with the Governor's house and a hotel (now used as a hospital) in the background.

A photograph showing the detail of the grassland and rocky soil.

A photograph of the grass and bush along the hills with the coastline on the far left.

A photograph of stipa grass and trees in an open bush area.

A photograph of oil palm trees and date palm trees next to the Boma Belgian headquarters. There are two people standing facing the trees.

A photograph of oil palm has a gourd on it for collecting wine. There is also date palm, soursop, and sansevieria.

A photograph of huge mango trees and a soap factory on the right behind the trees. There are several indigenous people standing near the trees, carrying the produce from the trees.