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| Film Id: | F16-0371 |
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| Film Description: | Reel 28 of 65 Unedited travelogue Harrar Haraghi Tribe ShotlistReel 28 of 65Unedited travelogue Harrar Cat. Reel 371. 1969: Reel 28: Ethiopia. April 20-21. Harar (Harari people-Gey 'Usu). Stone carvings on top of Mt. Kundudo mausoleum.[?] Stone bell tower with arches: built to mark city's borders. Six (of seven) stone gates of the city: Showabor Gate: white, tile design (cu). Bula Ber Gate: Two stone towers, crenalated wall in distance Senga Ber Gate, in ruins. Erer Ber Gate: wooden door, original gate. Conical white tomb. Wall with projecting square towers. Felana Ber Gate: (spoon gate: tribe used to make wooden spoons). Wooden door in original pate. Street scene. Wood market ( pan ). Mausoleum or tomb. Small market: people, food (mcu). Musical instrument - a Krar: Five strings, gourd chamber, goat-skin surface. A krar: bridge, chamber: side view (cu). A krar: bottom view. Tension device. Four wooden spoons. Market scenes. Overhanging second story of house, wooden balcony. Market scenes: few people: note girl with flat hat. Galle girl in metallic dress: note tattoo, smile. Fruit market: women urging drivers to stop. Three Termite nests: one tall and slender. Brush-made hiding place from which to scare birds harvest. Termite nest. Woman. Girl: note bun hairstyle, leaf over ear. Girls: "bun" hairstyles. View outside Harar: hills. Walled Muslim market: sweeping with brush broom. Girl in Scotch plaid shawl. Boy carrying hot coals in container. Woman with basket on head, baby. Market scenes: people in native dress, many with burdens. Haraghi Tribe |
| Video Category: | Travelogue |
| Film Creator: | Watson Kintner |
| Topics: | Harar, Harari people |
| Tags: | Harar | Harari people |
| Rights: | All rights are reserved by the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (Penn Museum). Any use of the footage in productions is forbidden unless rights have been secured by contacting the Penn Museum Archives at 215-898-8304, or email photos@pennmuseum.org. |
