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Hi Mauro,
Great photos from Somalia! Since we are already in East Africa we should probably have some Ethiopian warriors as well. Thanks for the kind words Jim, I think we are very lucky to be interested in an area of collecting where photography managed to coexist for a while with period dress and weapons. |
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I love Ethiopia and Somalia where I have been working and I hope to go back again. Here are some more photos of Hadendoa and Ethiopian warriors.
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There are interesting photos in the book "Ethiopia Photographed" by Pankhurst and Gerard
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There is a nice webpage where you can see some early photos of Peul riders as well as the Emir of Agadez. Unfortunately the images are very small.
http://www.vospiresamis.net/PAFpgEsc...Niger%201.html |
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Some more images of Tuaregs I dug up off my hard drive. Notice the spears, teleks and most interesting for those of us who like costumes... the heavy furs worn by the warrior in one image!
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I am reviving this thread to add a most unusual image. A Andinna (a woman who enters spirtual trances among the Kunama people) sitting with a kaskara.
The image was found here, were you can read more about the Andinna. |
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A few more interesting images. A 1883 photo of a Mahdist warrior.
Two images from inside the museum at Zinder, one showing the rarely seen short throwing darts and the second a Portuguese helmet. Finally an image from the 1950s from the court in Katsina, the bodyguard of the emir (in the traditional red and green of Hausa court guards) has the tip of his scabbard showing with the usual long chap often seen on higher end Hausa swords. |
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