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  desc: Boksida ur Etnografiska museets generalkatalog.
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  desc: Inv. 54.12. Etnografiska föremål från Moyen-0ongo, Inköp av 'missionär Stig Axelsson, Borensberg (100:-) 1 Halsrin av massiv, "veckad" mässing och med avsmalnande, upp- vikta ändar. Ba'couIl.e i Souanke, nordöstligaste Moyen-Congo (väster om Wesso). Grannar i no.. äro. .Dzimou. Z5D3txx B: höra till Bakota-gruppen, Se Delåfosse, Enquete Coloniale, s. 154. Paris 1930. En liknande halsring från Maringoavbildad i Ethnographisch Al- bum van het Stroomgebied van den Congo, pi. 31, fig. 7. Jfr även Sir Harry Johnston, George Grenfell and the Congo, vol.II 1908, fig. 305 och sid.585:TTThe women on the western Mubangi and on the northern.bend of the Congo (Bangala to Aruw.imi) *ear thick, heavy rounded dollars of copper, iron, or brass (of from twenty to twenty-five pounds in weight). Johnston an- för äveny9.586) sättet att fästa och taga av dylika halsprydnader.: "The manner of fixing on the ornament (necklace) is entirely original. When the necklace is nearly con pleted, an opening is left wide enough to allow the • woman "s neck to pass, She then lies on the floor, one end of the necklace is place.d on the anvil, and the smith closes the opening. The operation of removing the ornament-is no less complicated. The woman lies on the ground, two stakes are then driven inte) the earth five metres to the right and Ibft of heri to which the necklace is fastened by means of .strong creepers (lianes). Two negroes, one on the right, the other on the left, twist the creepers, and the neck- lace gradually opens as they get shorter. When the opening is wide enough to allow the neck 'to pass through, the owner of the ornament retires". Ringens max.diam. c:a 20 cm TT max.tjockl." 3,8 cm [ocr]
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  number: 1954.12.0001
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  number: 1954.12
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presentation: 1.3.0 2026-08-20 generalkatalog Rådata 1775610 arkiv Statens museer för världskultur - Etnografiska museet SMVK-EM Dokument http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/arkiv/1775610 1954_Batch 1/File_00643, 1954.12.0001, 1954.12 Boksida ur Etnografiska museets generalkatalog. Inv. 54.12. Etnografiska föremål från Moyen-0ongo, Inköp av 'missionär Stig Axelsson, Borensberg (100:-) 1 Halsrin av massiv, "veckad" mässing och med avsmalnande, upp- vikta ändar. Ba'couIl.e i Souanke, nordöstligaste Moyen-Congo (väster om Wesso). Grannar i no.. äro. .Dzimou. Z5D3txx B: höra till Bakota-gruppen, Se Delåfosse, Enquete Coloniale, s. 154. Paris 1930. En liknande halsring från Maringoavbildad i Ethnographisch Al- bum van het Stroomgebied van den Congo, pi. 31, fig. 7. Jfr även Sir Harry Johnston, George Grenfell and the Congo, vol.II 1908, fig. 305 och sid.585:TTThe women on the western Mubangi and on the northern.bend of the Congo (Bangala to Aruw.imi) *ear thick, heavy rounded dollars of copper, iron, or brass (of from twenty to twenty-five pounds in weight). Johnston an- för äveny9.586) sättet att fästa och taga av dylika halsprydnader.: "The manner of fixing on the ornament (necklace) is entirely original. When the necklace is nearly con pleted, an opening is left wide enough to allow the • woman "s neck to pass, She then lies on the floor, one end of the necklace is place.d on the anvil, and the smith closes the opening. The operation of removing the ornament-is no less complicated. The woman lies on the ground, two stakes are then driven inte) the earth five metres to the right and Ibft of heri to which the necklace is fastened by means of .strong creepers (lianes). Two negroes, one on the right, the other on the left, twist the creepers, and the neck- lace gradually opens as they get shorter. When the opening is wide enough to allow the neck 'to pass through, the owner of the ornament retires". Ringens max.diam. c:a 20 cm TT max.tjockl." 3,8 cm [ocr] image/jpeg https://collections.sm…