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"Unveiling the Tapestry of Cultures

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Ethnography Collection: A Cannibal Feast, Charles E Gordon Frazer
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Ethnography Collection: A Zulu warrior, 1912
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Ethnography Collection: Cleopatras obelisk or needle and the great sphinx of Giza
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Ethnography Collection: South American cannibals, 16th century
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Ethnography Collection: Georgian store, and Circassian and Ingush man
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Ethnography Collection: A Zulu chief, 1902
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Ethnography Collection: The Duk Duk society, Bismarck Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, 1920
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Ethnography Collection: Great Pyramid of Cholula dedicated to Quetzalcoatl in Mexico
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Ethnography Collection: A Kabyle Woman (b / w photo)
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Ethnography Collection: Momolu Massaquoi, Nashville, USA, c. 1890 (gelatin silver print)
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Ethnography Collection: A Tiki at Raroera Pah, New Zealand
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Ethnography Collection: Horniman Museum - Forest Hill, London
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Ethnography Collection: Zulu chief in full war-dress (engraving)
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Ethnography Collection: Dahomeyan Amazons (b / w photo)
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Ethnography Collection: Roman chariot race
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Ethnography Collection: 1827 Nukahiva Marquesas tattooed couple
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Ethnography Collection: Soldiers of Linhares, Brazil, in uniform
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Ethnography Collection: Young girl in fur-trimmed jacket with scarf, 1886-1910. Creator: Helene Edlund
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Ethnography Collection: Woman dressed in folk costume, holiday costume from northern Öland, 1880-1907
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Ethnography Collection: Two young girls pose in costumes from Dala-Floda with floral jackets and hats, 1890-1900
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Ethnography Collection: Two Sami women, 1890-1900. Creator: Helene Edlund
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Ethnography Collection: Her Horse Kills, 1908. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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Ethnography Collection: Aims Back, 1910. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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Ethnography Collection: Per and Lotso Vannar's sons, Sjokksjokk's Sami village, Jokkmokk's son, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Profile portrait of Inga Kajsa Granström, 22 years old, Tuorpon Sami village, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Sami man with a stick, 1868.. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Sami man with spear, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Lars Anders Baggi, 25 years old, Jokkmokk, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Amund Nilsson Länta, 70 years old, Sirka's Sami village, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Amma Pirkit Larsson, Sami from Tuorpon, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Amund Persson (Menlös) Hunsi, 64 years old, Tuorpon Sami village, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Widow Inga Pantsi with granddaughter, Tuorpon Sami village, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Profile portrait of the widow Ristin Menlös b. Pantsi, 44 years old, Tuorpon Sami village, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Maria Persdotter Länta, 45, Sirka's Sami village, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Per Olof Amundsson Länta, Sirka's Sami village, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Abmut Merak, 60 years old, Sjokksjokk Sami village, Jokkmokk parish, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Nils Paulus Larsson Länta, 26 years old, Sirka's Sami village, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Elsa Nilsdotter Länta, 35 years old, Sirka's Sami village, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Stina Larsdotter Rim, 30 years old, Sjokksjokk, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Karin Nilsdotter Finnberg, born Länta, age 50, Sirka's Sami village, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Inga Matsdotter Sjålsa, 76 years old, Sjokksjokk's Sami village, Jokkmokk's sn, 1868
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Nils Persson Tappa, Arjeplog, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Johan Anders Svensk, 25 years old, Jokkmokk, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Profile portrait of Per Pålsson Sjålsa, 60 years old, Sjokksjokk, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Portrait of Inga Amundsdotter, 76, Sjokksjokk, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Ethnography Collection: Girl looks out from a doorway, 1890-1920. Creator: Helene Edlund
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Ethnography Collection: Studio portrait: two women in national costume, 1906. Creator: Helene Edlund
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Ethnography Collection: Two young women pose in different national costumes, 1890-1920. Creator: Helene Edlund


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"Unveiling the Tapestry of Cultures: Ethnography through Time and Space" Embark on a captivating journey through the annals of human history as we delve into the fascinating world of ethnography. From ancient civilizations to remote tribes, this discipline allows us to uncover the rich tapestry of cultures that have shaped our world. Imagine standing in awe before Cleopatra's obelisk, towering over ancient Egypt's landscape alongside the enigmatic Great Sphinx of Giza. These monumental structures serve as testaments to a civilization steeped in mystery and grandeur. Traveling further across continents, we find ourselves at Raroera Pah in New Zealand, where a Tiki statue stands proudly amidst lush surroundings. This artifact offers insights into Maori traditions and their connection with nature. Venturing back in time, we encounter South American cannibals from the 16th century depicted in Charles E Gordon Frazer's painting "A Cannibal Feast. " Though unsettling, it provides invaluable glimpses into cultural practices that were once prevalent. The Duk Duk society from Bismarck Archipelago takes us to Papua New Guinea in 1920. Through intricate masks and rituals, this secret society reveals its role within local communities and its significance for social cohesion. Moving closer to home, an intriguing scene unfolds at a Georgian store where Circassian and Ingush men engage in commerce. Here lies evidence of cross-cultural interactions that shape societies beyond national borders. In London's Horniman Museum, artifacts from around the globe converge under one roof. It serves as a testament to humanity's curiosity about other cultures while fostering understanding among diverse communities. Witnessing Zulu chiefs donned in majestic war-dress or Dahomeyan Amazons captured through black-and-white photography transports us deep into African heritage—showcasing bravery and resilience against historical odds.