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Travel, Gondwana Collection Namibia, Stamps and Stories, National Museum of Namibia, Uncategorized, environment, Kwando River, AaWambo, transportation, makalani palm, VaKavango, West-Caprivi, East caprivi, Zambezi River, black Bushmen, Luyi-Balozi, Khwe, collecting bags, Hambukushu area of Kavango, Nyemba, bantu-speaking, Bantu-speaking People, Kavango area, HaMbukushu, Pópò-baskets, Professor Dr Oswin Köhler, oámà-baskets
March, 8 2012 in
Travel,
Gondwana Collection Namibia,
Stamps and Stories,
National Museum of Namibia,
Uncategorized,
environment,
Kwando River,
AaWambo,
transportation,
makalani palm,
VaKavango,
West-Caprivi,
East caprivi,
Zambezi River,
black Bushmen,
Luyi-Balozi,
Khwe,
collecting bags,
Hambukushu area of Kavango,
Nyemba,
bantu-speaking,
Bantu-speaking People,
Kavango area,
HaMbukushu,
Pópò-baskets,
Professor Dr Oswin Köhler,
oámà-baskets
Traditional Basketry - The /oámà-baskets of the Khwe
A large variety of basketry has always formed part of the material culture of the...
