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A photograph of the Chiefs standing in front of office in Nyanza with Governor Mazoratti.

A photograph of Chief Binga's sons Kumpi, Vimya, Savivya, Bikama, and Ndagaswa, and four sons of Chief Mlinga.

A photograph of Chief Binga's sons Kumpi, Vimya, Savivya, Bikama, and Ndagaswa, and four sons of Chief Mlinga.

A photograph of the Chief's boma on the left along with a fence made out of branches on the right. The chief's cattle are kept here during the night.

A photograph of part of a poinciana tree (delonix regia), the chief street tree of Beira.

A photograph of Chief Rusoka and his son.

A photograph of Chief Rusoka and his son. Behind them are huts and indigenous wives shelling corn.

A photograph of Mizambo and his Watusi in the dance.

A photograph of Mizambo, chief of Watusi, participating in the dance.

A photograph of the Watusi tribe and chief dancing before Rene Verstappen, chef de poste.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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