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The Toda were a buffalo herding community living in the Nilgiri Mountains of South India. Their economy, diet and religion are based on the buffalo. The Todas used to be an ethnological hotspot due to their differences from their neighbours in terms of appearance, customs and rites. Photographs of the Todas (by Penn and others) were also published in "The People of India". Toda men and women squat and stand in front of a hut with a low entrance (to keep out buffalo and other animals), some men hold the shepherd's staff in their hands, a woman sits at the grinding stone, another holds a sieve (for the same person see VIII C 1537 ), all wear the typical clothing of the envelope cloth, behind the 2 huts rises a wooded hill
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"Botokuden"
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Siusí (Oaliperi-dákeni)
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Pictures of the Suez Canal
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"A beauty" (OT)
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Vessels of the Mehinaku and Nahuquá
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Type portrait of Guajajara Johanna with her daughter, wife of Polycarpo
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In Ugogo.
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Seven rag dolls, including from the Dr Jagor Collection
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I Idol made of black porous Anderite lava (Texcoco, Mex.) II Crouching idol made of light grey (hornblind Anderite) lava. Height approx. 30 cm, width 15 cm (Mexico) III Seated figure with crossed legs and crossed arms made of brown stone. Height: approx. 35 cm, width: 22 cm.
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Rice plant
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