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Field Work in the Vicinity of Bida, Northern Region (Nigeria): Traditional Nupe Compounds
Field Work in the Vicinity of Bida, Northern Region (Nigeria): Traditional Nupe Compounds
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Nupe Compounds with Perimeter Fence Made of Grass
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Traditional Nupe Village with Round Houses Topped by Conical Thatched Roofs
Field Work in the Vicinity of Bida, Northern Region (Nigeria): Entrance to Traditional Nupe Compound
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Covered Granaries in Traditional Nupe Village
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Nupe Compounds with Perimeter Fence Made of Grass
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Nupe Compounds with Perimeter Fence Made of Grass
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Nupe Compounds Made of Round Houses with Conical Thatched Roofs
Field Work in the Vicinity of Bida, Northern Region (Nigeria): Rural Scene around Traditional Nupe Compounds
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Principal Entrance to a Nupe Compound
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Traditional Nupe Village
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Traditional Nupe Village across the River
Field Work in the Floodplains of the Niger and Kaduna Rivers, Northern Region (Nigeria): Nupe Compounds with Perimeter Fence Made of Grass
Field Work in the Vicinity of Bida, Northern Region (Nigeria): Traditional Nupe Compounds
Field Work in the Vicinity of Bida, Northern Region (Nigeria): Traditional Nupe Compounds
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Lorenzo Dow Turner Papers / Series 5: Photographs, circa 1890–1974 / 5.4.1: Research: Africa / 35mm negatives / Nigeria, Northern
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