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Native made model of a Sema bride, made by two Sema as a consort for the Sema warrior [also in the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford]. The costume consists of waistcloth, necklaces of 3 rows of brown, white and blue beads, ear ornaments of red hair in yellow orchid-stem and two cowrie-shells. Over the cloth is a girdle of 6 rows of blue and yellow beads. She carries a basket-work box containing 'carded' red wool, black and white wool, and a spindle-whorl. Also a stool in left hand. The head is bald. |
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descriptions derived from original source material unless in square brackets or otherwise stated |
