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Historical main catalogue: "nakarambe women's belt. String with large dark blue and some colourless beads. These beads were given to people many years ago by traders, probably Arabs, as a reward for wearing them. They are now considered unfashionable. 2x35 cm. Ebendaher [Ikonongo at Momba (Uvanda)]"
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Flute
mua
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Bellows
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German churchyard
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Staff
enju=Haus
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Model of a hut
kitovo
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Basket
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Maasai
ulupogo
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Arm ring
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Single-sided closed bucket drum
engalape
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Transverse horn
litangula (Deckel f. Körbe) kinyakhusa (Deckel für Kalebassen)