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Nuba patens |
Worn for protection against guinea worm infestation while wading in ponds (c. 1900) |
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Al-Sakkin (arm knife) Figure 17 |
A surgical kit carrying in its sheath needles, murwad, munqash, samandia, and masalla, together with charms, etc |
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A historical rakwa (Ablution jar) and maqlouba (prayer mat) (Figure 29) |
In Wad Al-Faki Ali shrine, Berber Al-Halfa, April 198. |
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Euwa divining board (Figure 9) |
Common among the Azande. |
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Nyam Nyam doctors’ fee (Plate 6) |
Poisoned arrows, tobacco pipe, poisoned arrows, etc. |
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Surgical Instruments of Kordofan (Plate 7) |
Instruments collected by in Kordofan by R.G. Anderson early 1900: Al-Samandia, Al-Saleeha, Al-Fas, Al-Lazim, Al-Kamaia, Al-Ishfa, Al-Murwad, Al-Risha, Al-Mikhray, etc. |
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Surgical instruments, charms, from Dinka, Shulluk, and Burun (Plate 8) |
Ethnographical specimens collected by Dr. MacTier Pirrie in: Vallance, DJ. Notes on the ethnographical specimens collected by Fr. A. MacTier Pirrie. Wellcome Research Laboratories Reports; 1908, page 276: Burun iron instruments, Shulluk grass cutter, Dinka cupping instrument, Tooth of Warhog, Burun necklace, etc. |
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Arrows, spears, etc. from Shulluk, Nuer, Dinka, and Burun (Plate 9) |
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