Zarma woman, c.1970
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Zarma woman, c.1970

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Pataxo woman, Hamangai Marcos Melo, Brazil, by Pablo Albarenga
Tuareg women near Tamanrasset, Algerian, Sahara. George Rodger, 1957
Native American Heritage Month
Offering a small glimpse into Navajo life in New Mexico in the 1950s, these photos are just a few from our Unitarian Service Committee collections. For more photos of the Navajo, check out some of our previous posts here. Happy Native American Heritage Month!
pomegranate shaped vessel | c. 1100s BCE | egypt, new kingdom, 19th or 20th dynasty
in the newark museum of art collection

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Carnelian stamp seal featuring a kitty, Minoan, 1900-1600 BC
from The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Imagine sometime in the 2nd millennium BC at the Palace of Knossos there was a big hall with a big banquet table with ornate cups like this...
And when no one was around a kitty jumped on the table and started purposely knocking the cups off the table.
A Romanian folk costume dating from the late 19th century.
The embroidery on the shawl says Breaza, which is a town in central Romania.
Love is stored in the Eumnastos Lion (IG XII.6.ii.540, c. 550 BCE)
Bead Collar from Egypt dated between 664 - 332 BCE on display at the Leeds City Museum in Leeds, England
Photograph taken by myself 2017
Textile patterns from the Igbo women’s weaving industry at Akwete, now in southern Abia State. National Library of the Netherlands, The Hague.

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Hans Grendahl. Spikketrå, Opdal, Numedal, Norway, August 1932.
An Egyptian rock crystal of a chonky hinpopotamus amulet
(Middle Kingdom, ca. 2050-1650 BCE)
Amulets were worn by ancient Egyptians for their protective and regenative properties. Used in both in daily life and during funerary rites, amulets represented animals, deities, symbols or objects thought to possess the magical powers of warding off evil spirits.
As animals were popular representations, the hippopotamus was known for its apotropaic (e.g. ability to avert bad luck) qualities and was associated with rebirth.
Eastern Tokyo automobiles and tumble dryer ;)
A Roman "hologram" effect ring found in the grave of 1st century AD noblewoman, Aebutia Quarta.
The ring is thought to depict her son, Titus Carvilius Gemello, who passed away at age of 18. Found at the Grottaferrata necropolis close to Rome.
Rank badge with a pair of cranes, Joseon dynasty (1392–1910), late 19th century. Silk embroidery on silk satin damask
Courtesy Alain Truong

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South Africa:
Vintage photographs of South Africans of Indian origin, c 1930s, Durban.
South Africans of Indian origin comprise a heterogeneous community distinguished by different origins, languages, and religious beliefs. The first Indians arrived during the Dutch colonial era, as slaves, in 1684. A conservative calculation based strictly on records shows over 16 300 slaves from the Indian subcontinent having been brought to the Cape. In the decades 1690 to 1725 over 80% of the slaves were Indians. This practice continued until the end of slavery in 1838. They made up the majority of slaves that came from the Far East and were by the 1880s totally integrated into the Cape White and Coloured communities.
In the second half if the 19th Century, Indians came to South Africa in two categories, namely as indentured workers in 1860 and later as ‘free’ or ‘passenger’ Indians. The former came as a result of a triangular pact among three governments, which stated that the indentured Indians were to work for the Natal colonial government on Natal’s sugar plantations. The ‘free’ Indians came to South Africa mainly as traders alert to new opportunities abroad. These ‘free Indians’ came at their own expense from India, Mauritius, and other places. However, emigration was stopped in 1914. Read more.
Photos by Melville Chater
Victorian microscope slides