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Men of the Karayahi (Karajá) with different body jewellery

Caption Ehrenreich 1891 (see lit.): "Karaya. Karaya groups (taken in the last "summer camp" on a river island above the northern tip of Bananal Island). 1. men, two of whom are wearing arm cuffs and knee bandages. One has the small feather rosettes with a central mother-of-pearl disc in his ears (see p. 23). Face painting with soot is recognisable. The straw hat of the older man sitting in the foreground is not the one mentioned on p. 12, but a model borrowed directly from the settlers. In the background two long canoes and further left in the distance the small Araguaya steamer."

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Cultural attribution
Karajá (Iny Karaja)
Object type
positives (photographs)
Dimensions
Bildformat (Foto): 11,6 x 17,2 cm
Kartonformat (Foto): 12,8 x 17,8 cm
Current location
Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Inventory number
VIII E 1216

Provenance and sources

when
1888
where
Brazil [Land]
Rio Araguaia [Fluss]
who
Ehrenreich, Paul - Photographers
Karajá (Iny Karaja)

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