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Didinga girls at Chukudum, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page continues: 'They wear sporrans of beads laboriously ground from the shell of an ostriches egg. These sporrans are only worn by the unmarried girls. Necklaces and girdles are also made from the ostrich egg'.
Didinga girls at Chukudum, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page continues: 'They wear sporrans of beads laboriously ground from the shell of an ostriches egg. These sporrans are only worn by the unmarried girls. Necklaces and girdles are also made from the ostrich egg'.
Didinga girls at Chukudum, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page continues: 'They wear sporrans of beads laboriously ground from the shell of an ostriches egg. These sporrans are only worn by the unmarried girls. Necklaces and girdles are also made from the ostrich egg'.
The Didinga Hills, taken on the way to Murikurum which lies at the north end of the Dongotona Mts [i.e. Mountains], 1935 - 1936
Panoramic view
The Didinga Tribe, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page continues: 'They live in the Didinga Mountains in the S.E. Sudan. They wear extraordinary headdresses of ancestral hair'. The page also includes a small hand-drawn illustration of their geographical position in Sudan.
The Didinga Tribe, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page continues: 'They live in the Didinga Mountains in the S.E. Sudan. They wear extraordinary headdresses of ancestral hair'. The page also includes a small hand-drawn illustration of the tribe's geographical position in Sudan.
The Didinga Tribe, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page continues: 'They live in the Didinga Mountains in the S.E. Sudan. They wear extraordinary headdresses of ancestral hair'. The page also includes a small hand-drawn illustration of the tribe's geographical position in Sudan.
The Didinga Tribe, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page reads: 'They are unable to put their heads on the ground, so always have to use headrests like this at night'.
The Didinga Tribe, 1935 - 1936
The caption on the album page reads: 'They are unable to put their heads on the ground, so always have to use headrests like this at night. Horrible cicatrizations'.
The Didinga Tribe, 1935 - 1936
Showing a member of the Didinga Tribe.