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The calabash was probably made in Tanzania in the 1970s.
years in Tanzania. A more precise delimitation of the
place of manufacture could not be
be determined.
Source(s)
Collection documentation
Change of physical control: Purchase
when
1982-1984
where
Not clarified
who
Heinz-Günter
Kleim (1947 - 2013) - Collectors
Description
The development aid worker Heinz-Günter Kleim
acquired the calabash during his assignment in Tanzania in the
1980s.
Source(s)
Collection documentation
Change of physical control: Donation
when
2013
where
Witzenhausen
who
Deutsches Institut für Tropische und Subtropische Landwirtschaft (DITSL) - Recipients
Description
After the death of Heinz-Günther Kleim, his wife
his wife, Annette Kleim, gave the calabash together with a number of other
of other artefacts to the Museum Witzenhausen
.
Cultural attribution
when
2024
where
Arusha and neighbouring regions in the north
Tanzania
who
Fokusgruppen und Interviews mit
Maasai Gemeinden zwischen Kilimanjaro und
Arusha
Description
Provenance research project on the
East Africa holdings of the Museum
Witzenhausen
Source(s)
Archive and literature research in
Germany, field research at identified locations in
Tanzania
Assignment to a curated holding: Maasai convolute
where
Arusha and neighbouring regions in the north
Tanzania
who
unbekannt - Curators
Description
Selection of Maasai cultural artefacts in the
collection
Source(s)
Collection information, field research in
Tanzania
Provenance
Piece of a selection of cultural artefacts of the Maasai
in Tanzania. Probably from Arusha or the surrounding regions in
northern Tanzania. Specific provenance information could only be determined for the
the Fritz König and Eckhard Baum sub-volumes.
could be determined.
Information about the record
Funding
Das Projekt "Provenienzforschung zum Ostafrika-Bestand der
Sammlung des völkerkundlichen Museums Witzenhausen" wurde von August 2022
bis Dezember 2024 durch das Deutsche Zentrum Kulturgutverluste gefördert.
Die Aufbereitung der Ergebnisse zur Präsentation in diesem Portal wurde vom
Museumsverband Hessen (MVH) unterstützt.