J. Cameron
Connected to...
Anthropology
Headdress (head ornament)
object | 2003.623
Anthropology
Apron
object | 2003.620
Anthropology
Headdresses (clothing: headwear)
object | 2003.624
Archive
Photograph of a man and two boys dressed in traditional native amazon dress
object | ARC/CAM/006
Archive
Photograph of three native amazonian men
object | ARC/CAM/001
Archive
Postcard of five men and six boys standing in front of amazonian forrest
object | ARC/CAM/008
Archive
Postcard of a man with a bow hunting for fish
object | ARC/CAM/011
Archive
Postcard of two male native amazonians carrying weapons
object | ARC/CAM/002
Archive
Postcard of a group of twelve amazonians watching a performance
object | ARC/CAM/013
Anthropology
object | 2003.628
Anthropology
object | nn6696
Anthropology
Ornaments (personal adornment)
object | 2003.627
Anthropology
Belt (clothing: accessories)
object | 2003.625
Anthropology
Apron
object | 2003.621
Archive
Photographs and postcards of native amazonians
object | ARC/CAM
Archive
Post card of one native amazonian woman and one girl, standing
object | ARC/CAM/015
Archive
Postcard of three native amazonian women and one boy
object | ARC/CAM/014
Archive
Photograph of a man and two boys dressed in traditional native amazon dress
object | ARC/CAM/004
Archive
Postcard of three men wearing feather headdresses
object | ARC/CAM/009
Archive
Postcard of a naked man holding bundles of fish
object | ARC/CAM/010
Archive
Photograph of a man and two boys dressed in traditional native amazon dress
object | ARC/CAM/005
Archive
Postcard of a man and four boys standing next to a hut
object | ARC/CAM/007
Anthropology
object | 2003.630
Archive
Postcard of a man with white feathers in his hai
object | ARC/CAM/012
Archive
Photograph of an old amazonian man
object | ARC/CAM/003
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