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            19 Images & Collections results for Makoni

            RARI CT 01 161HC
            RARI CT 01 161HC
            CT CT-RARI-CT-01-161HC.jpg · Item
            Part of Thornycroft, Corona
            1 undetermined antelope, 19 human figures; 4 female figures, 11 appear to be lying down, 6 are kneeling, there are several indistinct or partial human figures. Rusape I
            RARI CT 01 162HC
            RARI CT 01 162HC
            CT CT-RARI-CT-01-162HC.jpg · Item
            Part of Thornycroft, Corona
            3 undetermined animals, 25 human figures; most are lined up in two rows, 4 with sticks, some with bows and arrows, 6 with spikes coming out of their heads. Rusape II
            RARI CT 01 163HC
            RARI CT 01 163HC
            CT CT-RARI-CT-01-163HC.jpg · Item
            Part of Thornycroft, Corona
            12 human figures; 1 with stick over shoulders a tail and a hoof instead of a foot (therianthrope), 1 female figure, 5 male figures, several incomplete human figures. 1 undetermined antelope. Rusape III
            ZIM PIK1 1
            ZIM PIK1 1
            RARI RARI-ZIM-PIK1-1.jpg · Item · 06/11/1999
            Part of RARI
            Elephants

            Elephants are fairly frequently painted and engraved in certain regions.The paintings may be in red, black or white. Sometimes elephants are shown being hunted by a large party of men.
            There are also therianthropes with elephant heads and trunks: it is thus possible that they were part of a shaman’s vision. According to the! Kung elephants have remarkable potency. Some of the most interesting paintings of elephants are in the Western Cape, and they are shown surrounded by zigzags and crenellated lines.             Blundell, Geoffrey
            ZIM PIK1 10
            ZIM PIK1 10
            RARI RARI-ZIM-PIK1-10.jpg · Item · 06/11/1999
            Part of RARI
            Smith, Benjamin (Dr.)
            ZIM PIK1 11
            ZIM PIK1 11
            RARI RARI-ZIM-PIK1-11.jpg · Item · 06/11/1999
            Part of RARI
            Smith, Benjamin (Dr.)
            ZIM PIK1 12
            ZIM PIK1 12
            RARI RARI-ZIM-PIK1-12.jpg · Item · 06/11/1999
            Part of RARI
            Smith, Benjamin (Dr.)
            ZIM PIK1 2
            ZIM PIK1 2
            RARI RARI-ZIM-PIK1-2.jpg · Item · 06/11/1999
            Part of RARI
            Elephants

            Elephants are fairly frequently painted and engraved in certain regions.The paintings may be in red, black or white. Sometimes elephants are shown being hunted by a large party of men.
            There are also therianthropes with elephant heads and trunks: it is thus possible that they were part of a shaman’s vision. According to the! Kung elephants have remarkable potency. Some of the most interesting paintings of elephants are in the Western Cape, and they are shown surrounded by zigzags and crenellated lines.             Blundell, Geoffrey