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80 x 82 mm. A view showing chained convicts carrying soldiers' baggage through the streets of Wadi Halfa.

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120 x 95 mm. Showing two men stood in Hebbert's garden, identified beneath the print as: Abdel Rahman (cook) and Mohd Suffrage).

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120 x 80 mm. glossy print with duplicate.

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110 x 65 mm. Showing people stuffing sacks with cotton from a large mound.

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156 x 114 mm. A view looking towards the arches of the palace courtyard with rubble piled high on the ground and Gordon's pool in the foreground. The photograph is stuck on to an album page entitled 'Khartum'.

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115 x 80 mm.

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120 x 70 mm.

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120 x 70 mm.

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82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions.

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110 x 70 mm. A view of numerous date palm trees.

Scope and Contents Showing members of the Latuka Tribe at a death dance, Torit. The captions above and below the photograph read: 'When everyone was ready in this village they all began moving off to another village nearby where the dance was being held. The woman have their enapi's (leather skirts) tucked between their legs. They only do this at death dances.Each man carries a long stick, to this he ties the hair of any big animals he may have killed - or even a human. One man here has killed a...

Scope and Contents Showing members of the Latuka Tribe at a death dance, Torit. The caption, which starts below the photograph and continues on to the next page (broken up by Y304N/176 and 177), reads: 'The women take the most active part in these dances. They dart about amongst the men, stopping every now and then in front of one, to begin dancing. They give out at times an ear peircing [sic] yodelling shriek. They kick their legs about a great deal; and in such a way as to flick the enapi apron into the...

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Showing members of the Latuka people at a death dance, Torit.

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Showing members of the Latuka people at a death dance, Torit.

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Showing members of the Latuka people at a death dance, Torit. The caption below the photograph reads: 'The girl in the centre is glistening with sweat'.

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Showing members of the Latuka people at a death dance, Torit.

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Showing members of the Latuka people at a death dance, Torit.

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Showing members of the Latuka people at a death dance, Torit.

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113 x 155 mm. glossy print.

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113 x 155 mm. glossy print.

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74 x 77 mm. A view showing members of the Baggara tribe under the guard of Sudanese soldiers. Presumably these people are inhabitants of Omdurman rather than members of the Khalifa's army since they are not wearing jibbas. The dome of the Mahdi's tomb can be seen in the background. The photograph is stuck on to an album page entitled 'Omdurman'.

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130 x 140 mm. Showing women getting water from a well.

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130 x 140 mm. Showing women at a well.

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166 x 96 mm. A view showing dervishes at work in the arsenal courtyard under the supervision of Sudanese soldiers. The photograph is stuck on to an album page entitled 'Omdurman'.

Scope and Contents 79 x 79 mm. A view showing the paddle steamer moored off Omdurman. The steamer arrived on September 7 unaware that Omdurman had fallen to Kitchener. On questioning, the dervishes aboard stated that they had been fired on at Fashoda by troops under European command and Kitchener realised that Marchand and his men had reached Fashoda before him. This was the start of the Fashoda Incident which came close to bringing England and France to war and which resulted in the name of Fashoda being...