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SANDALS Terms : isihlangu — a sandal cut out of the thick part of a skin ; a thing that protects ; a shield ; imbadada — a sandal ( Kropf 1915 ) . Generally men and women preferred to go barefoot . Sandals were worn , however , when ...
SANDALS Terms : isihlangu — a sandal cut out of the thick part of a skin ; a thing that protects ; a shield ; imbadada — a sandal ( Kropf 1915 ) . Generally men and women preferred to go barefoot . Sandals were worn , however , when ...
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The use of penis - sheaths continued even after the practice of circumcision had been stopped by Shaka . SANDALS Terms : isicathulo - shoe , boot , sandal. SOME NGUNI CRAFTS : SKIN - WORKING TECHNOLOGY 361.
The use of penis - sheaths continued even after the practice of circumcision had been stopped by Shaka . SANDALS Terms : isicathulo - shoe , boot , sandal. SOME NGUNI CRAFTS : SKIN - WORKING TECHNOLOGY 361.
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SANDALS Term : inyatelo - sandal ( Summers & Pagden 1970 : 35 ) . Buffalo hide sandals were worn by soldiers on campaign ( Summers & Pagden 1970 : 25 ) . SKIRTS Long black goatskin skirts , reaching to the ankles ( Smith ( 1834–6 ] 1940 ...
SANDALS Term : inyatelo - sandal ( Summers & Pagden 1970 : 35 ) . Buffalo hide sandals were worn by soldiers on campaign ( Summers & Pagden 1970 : 25 ) . SKIRTS Long black goatskin skirts , reaching to the ankles ( Smith ( 1834–6 ] 1940 ...
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