Hottot's expedition diary, showing entries for 10 and 11 April 1908 describing the measurement of local Kango people at Lake Tumba. The Kango were of interest to Hottot since they were considered a 'pygmy' race. Underneath he has recorded a list of objects collected, including three women's belts (no.99), nine units of the local copper currency (no.93), and forty poisoned arrows (no.97).

Pitt Rivers Museum, Manuscript Collections, Hottot Papers 1/7a