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Dating according to Schmidt 1928: 86, where he describes his visit to "the Simão Lopez post [reference to his own expedition 28 years earlier], which had meanwhile been established for the protection and civilisation of their fellow tribesmen [the Bakairí]".
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Group of trees
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"Botokuden"
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"Botokuden" Indians
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Street scene with traders
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"Two men. Malo."
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Bridge over the Rio Donachui
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Bark beaters at Bukoba (Lake Victoria) - the bark of the red monkey tree is beaten into thin blankets with wooden hammers
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Two rag dolls
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Tupari women
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Kilwa kivindie. Borassus palm
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