The Museum Journal | African Section

Vol. XIV / No. 3

By: H. U. Hall

A Baluba Chieftain’s Staff

IN the last number of the MUSEUM JOURNAL there appeared among several other objects from the Southern Congo two fine […]

Vol. XIV / No. 2

By: Henry Usher Hall

II. The Southern Congo: Interior Between Lakes Tanganyika and Mweru in the east and the neighbourhood of the Kwango River […]

Vol. XIV / No. 1

By: Henry Usher Hall

In earlier volumes of the JOURNAL we have published some description of the Museum’s Collection of West African and Congo […]

Vol. XIII / No. 2

By: Henry Usher Hall

The juju or fetish altar which has lately been installed in the African room is designed to exhibit in something […]

Vol. XIII / No. 2

By: George Byron Gordon

Prior to 1912 the University Museum possessed a group of 19 small objects from Great Benin presented by Mr. Ling […]

Vol. XI / No. 1

By: H. U. Hall

The Museum is about to open a new exhibition of African and South Pacific Art and the time is appropriate […]

Vol. VIII / No. 1

By: H. U. Hall

The Yoruba tribes of the hinterland of Lagos in the Western Province of Southern Nigeria were formerly united in a […]

Vol. IV / No. 1

By: E. Torday

During the summer of 1912 the Museum acquired by purchase a collection of about two thousand specimens consisting of weapons, […]

Vol. III / No. 4

AMONG the collections purchased last summer none is of greater importance than the bronzes and carved elephant tusks from Benin. […]

Vol. II / No. 2

The Museum has recently acquired, through purchase, a collection of photographs representing several of the tribes in British East Africa. […]