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Start Over Collection Joseph A. Towles Artifact Collection ✖ Media Type Objects ✖ Date Range (beta) 1960 to 1979 ✖

1. 35mm Camera

Date:: 1965
Description:: Cavalier EE Auto 35mm Camera; Modified/renamed version of Taron Auto EE (1963); in leather carrying case; c. 1965.

2. Wooden antelope carving

Wooden antelope carving

Date:: 1965 and 1966
Description:: Black wooden antelope; origin Uganda.

3. Bark picture

Date:: 1970
Description:: Bark picture with wood backing; tall woman with child carrying a basket on her head, man with a spear, and two huts; origin Uganda.

4. Bark picture

Date:: 1970
Description:: Bark picture on wood backing; village with two women in the forefront, mountains in the background, framed in bark; origin Uganda.

5. Bark picture

Date:: 1970
Description:: Bark picture on wood backing; man in a canoe near by a palm tree, two huts and a tree in background; origin Uganda.

6. Bark picture

Date:: 1970
Description:: Bark picture on wood backing; antelope in a clearing by a lake, outlined in bark; origin Uganda.

7. Bark picture

Date:: 1970
Description:: Bark picture with wood backing; man canoeing with two huts and two palm trees; inscribed on back: 1970 MR. PHEN Phenehas S. Sali; origin Uganda.

8. Bark picture

Date:: 1970
Description:: Bark picture on wood backing; three birds in front of water with two palm trees; inscribed on back: 1970 MR. PHENEHAS SSALI; origin Uganda.

9. Raffia basket

Date:: 1965 and 1966
Description:: Yellow, violet, and natural coiled raffia basket with two handles; tray-shaped, repetitive geometric decorations in natural raffia within violet bands, edge is three rows of tightly woven material with handles on either side, plain underside; origin Uganda.

10. Raffia basket

Date:: 1965 and 1966
Description:: Yellow, violet, and natural coiled raffia basket; repetitive geometric decorations in natural raffia within violet bands, edge is three rows of tightly woven material, plain underside; origin Uganda.