Appears in Hitchcock and Norris as Fig 58. Caption reads ‘A Balinese village glimpsed through a grove of bamboo. The eaves of the thatched roof throw the rain-water clear of the mud brick walls. The raised stone floors provide protection from flooding. Garden plots are protected from animals with bamboo fences.’ NB The roofs are made of slats.
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Hart Museum Visitor Books
object | ARC/HAR/001/472
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A Handbook to the Cases Illustrating Stages in the Evolution of the Domestic Arts, Part 2: Basketry, Pottery, Spinning, and Weaving, etc. Second Edition, 1924
object | ARC/HMG/PB/001/031
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object | ARC/HMG/CM/009/001/F35/223
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35mm slide: Rice fields
object | ARC/BAL/005/015
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