1998.349.119.1 (Film Negative 120mm)
Edward Evan Evans-Pritchard
A Luo typical cattle kraal (kul) within the homestead (dala) with the euphorbia fence (ojuok) and a gap left as entrance (rangach). The cattle (dhok) are seen here with some still tethered in the kraal where evidence of their dung waste (owuoyo) can be seen around the kraal area. Note that the adult cattle are often tethered by a rope around the horns while the younger ones have ropes around the neck. This is because the adult ones find it difficult to pull the pegs off the ground by force if the rope is around their horns as it hurts when they try. [Gilbert Oteyo 9/9/2004]
Luo
Nyanza
Edward Evan Evans-Pritchard
1936
1998.349.119.1
Negative film nitrate
Donated 1988
For citation use:
Pitt Rivers Museum Luo Visual History
"1998.349.119.1"
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