[Mounted on black card with caption in white ink:] "Red Karen Women with fibre pads on legs. Sn. Shan states Burma". [Back of photo cannot be read because image is glued to mount. Emslie Horniman mentions "Red Karin" women in his list of specimens acquired in Burma in 1927:] "Cane (Ratan?) [sic] cord used to bind round womens calves, see photograph. Red Karin - Festival Market, Pindaya, S.S.S." [see Horniman Museum accession #27.235, cane cord from Burma]
2 women with light coloured sashes around waist and coils around knees
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Sifting yam flour, Okeho
object | ARC/HMG/RS/STANFIELD/545/001
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35mm slide: Eye test at a school. This and the school are mentioned on October 11th in the log book.
object | ARC/BAL/005/227
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Black and white negative of people fishing with nets in shallow waters among plants
object | ARC/GUP/005/114
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Horniman's tea packet, circa 1890
object | ARC/HTC/006/001
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