Mandari Köbora woman churning milk
108 x 107 mm | Print gelatin silver
There are records relating to alternative images that we do not have scans for in the database:
1998.97.460.1 - Negative film nitrate , (56 x 56 mm)
1998.97.460.1 - Negative film nitrate , (56 x 56 mm)
Date of Print:
Unknown
Previous PRM Number:
JB.14.21
Accession Number:
1998.97.460.2
Description:
A Mandari Köbora woman with a white line painted across her eyes seated in the central area of a homestead, churning milk in a gourd container, with other gourd containers dotted about and other women and girls looking on behind.
She is wearing a large number of metal coiled armrings.
This is one of a sequence of exposures at this gathering, the reason for which is unknown.
In general, Köbora women ornamented themselves more excessively than western Mandari women, wearing larger sets of armrings, as well as chain-link aprons with small triangle aprons hung in front and more strings of beads around the neck or waist.
Photographer:
Jean Carlile Buxton
Date of Photo:
1950 - 1952
Region:
[Southern Sudan] Bahr el Jebel
Group:
Mandari Köbora
PRM Source:
Ronald Carlile Buxton via Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology
Acquired:
Donated 1988
Other Owners:
Jean Buxton Collection
Class:
Shelter , Ornament , Vessel , ?Ritual , Social Life
Keyword:
Building House , Ornament Arm , Ornament Body , Vessel Gourd
Documentation:
See Related Documents File. Buxton field notebooks in Tylor Library.
Recorder:
Christopher Morton 5/5/2005 [Southern Sudan Project]
