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A paddler in Litunga’s barge, a member of the royal family, because he wears lion mane on his head and lion skin on his waist. Non-royal paddlers wear cloth. This is at Limulunga, Zambia.

• 66-2-09
• Stuk
• 1963

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

Muoyo Village, Zambia: typical village of the region.

• 66-1-03
• Stuk
• 1956 - 1965

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

Crossing plain in Zambia.

• 66-1-04
• Stuk
• 1956 - 1965

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

Women catching tiny fish in canals, lakes of Zambia.

• 66-1-07
• Stuk
• 1956 - 1965

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

Ambulance at Muoyo Village, Zambia.

• 66-1-08
• Stuk
• 1956 - 1965

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

People giving royal salutation as Litunga’s barge begins to arrive at Limulunga, Zambia.

• 66-2-02
• Stuk
• 1963

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

People in water welcoming Litunga at Limulunga, Zambia

• 66-2-03
• Stuk
• 1963

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

Litunga’s barge coming on shore at Limulunga, Zambia.

• 66-2-04
• Stuk
• 1963

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

Litunga’s barge at Limulunga, Zambia.

• 66-2-05
• Stuk
• 1963

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

Barges of Litunga’s wives at Limulunga, Zambia.

• 66-2-07
• Stuk
• 1963

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds

When the king arrives all the people follow him up hill. These are his wives. In the green scarf is Moyo Imwambo, his wife of 30 years. Left to right: Kay, Kamona, Mbumba, Mukena. This is at Limulunga, Zambia.

• 66-2-08
• Stuk
• 1963

Part of Marie-Claire Delahaye fonds