Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 58The Museum, 1974 - Natural history |
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Page 196
... colour and texture of the beads , since the same patterns worked out on paper with water colours would not appear nearly so interest- ing . No preliminary designs are made for the beadwork ; the patterns are worked out directly on to ...
... colour and texture of the beads , since the same patterns worked out on paper with water colours would not appear nearly so interest- ing . No preliminary designs are made for the beadwork ; the patterns are worked out directly on to ...
Page 202
... colour them or to keep them from looking dirty but to close up the pores of the blanket and so give warmth . Our natives use crimson red ochre , not the sickly orange colour , which I think is very little used . ' 1937 Dyer p . 124 ...
... colour them or to keep them from looking dirty but to close up the pores of the blanket and so give warmth . Our natives use crimson red ochre , not the sickly orange colour , which I think is very little used . ' 1937 Dyer p . 124 ...
Page 208
... colour achieved was black , and according to Fleming , tan colour . Makalima considers this a European technique . Powdered ochre was and is used to colour clothing by all except those in the extreme east of the area . Originally the ...
... colour achieved was black , and according to Fleming , tan colour . Makalima considers this a European technique . Powdered ochre was and is used to colour clothing by all except those in the extreme east of the area . Originally the ...
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plates and 1 textfigure | 104 |
Pottery | 127 |
Woodcarving | 140 |
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