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"Ivory arm ring for the left upper arm. Now unfashionable; only worn by ancient Romans at festivities." Shape: Remotely saddle-shaped, transverse to the arm direction. Made of two parts bound together with leather cords Colour: Ivory yellow
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Lamellophone
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Gov. Capt. Folterius, Consul Pauli, E. harris
kijofu
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Cowbell
kikwemuro kikweinuro ?
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kikwe'muro
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March Muansa/Tabora, hunting prey
irongo
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Animal plastic (toys)
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Xylophone discs
mua
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Bellows
Kudu
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Kudu
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Vessel rattle
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