Usagara, Chief of Mamboya, with his son and witch doctor.

Usagara, Tanzania, Chief of Mamboya, witch, doctor,
Usagara, Tanzania. Chief of Mamboya, with his son and witch doctor.

Chief of Mamboya, with his son and witch doctor.

Usagara, Tanzania

Source: In Dwarf Land and Cannibal Country. A record of travel and discovery in Central Africa by Albert Bushnell Llloyd. Published by T. F. Unwin, London 1899.

Illustration, damasks, ornament
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