LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
| To face p. | |
| Lewanika, late Paramount Chief of the Barotse Nation | [Frontispiece] |
| The Skull of Homo rhodesiensis from the Specimen at the British Museum | [1] |
| The Giant Sable Antelope of Eastern Angola | [28] |
| The Mokwai Mataŭka of Nalolo with her husband (standing) and interpreter (sitting) | [37] |
| One of Lewanika’s Aunts with Attendant | [40] |
| Lewanika’s Band (Mirupa and Silimba) | [40] |
| A Lujazi Village | [44] |
| Lewanika’s Head Paddlers | [44] |
| Arrival of the Nalikwanda | [52] |
| The Secretary for Native Affairs and the late Paramount Chief | [52] |
| The Nalikwanda | [56] |
| Government Messengers and a Post-runner at Nalolo | [56] |
| Crossing Cattle over the Zambezi | [58] |
| The Mokwai’s House and Fence at Nalolo | [58] |
| Capture of a young Crocodile | [62] |
| Arrival of Lewanika’s Subsidy at Lialui: carried by British South Africa Company’s Messengers | [62] |
| Tax-payers | [66] |
| Royalty travelling by Boat | [66] |
| Mankoya Women dancing | [70] |
| “Well in swing” | [70] |
| Mambalangwe “Nuts” | [74] |
| Mat-makers, with Mats for Sale | [78] |
| A Mambalangwe Family | [78] |
| Gang of Natives proceeding to the Mines in Southern Rhodesia | [82] |
| Shooting Rapids | [86] |
| Ngonya Falls at Sioma, Barotseland | [86] |
| Food for Sale | [88] |
| The End of the Day’s Journey | [88] |
| “Liyumbo,” or Food-tribute | [92] |
| Travelling in Barotseland | [92] |
| The Author and the Mokwai of Nalolo | [100] |
| A Mrozi Boat and Crew | [100] |
| The Author and Lewanika | [104] |
| A Mumbunda Witch Doctor telling Fortunes | [106] |
| A Barotse Village | [106] |
| Start of a River Trip | [110] |
| Interior of Lewanika’s Dining-room | [110] |
| A Mambalangwe Belle | [114] |
| A Mankoya Chief and Retinue | [118] |
| A Traveller on the Zambezi | [122] |
| The Mankoya Chief, Mweni-Mutondo, and Band | [122] |
| Village School Boys, with Parents in foreground | [128] |
| Hauling Boats through Rapids | [128] |
| Portion of a Lubale Village | [134] |
| The Lunda Chief, Sinde, and Harem | [134] |
The Skull of an ancient North Rhodesian Type of Man (Homo rhodesiensis).
(From a photograph kindly lent by Dr. Smith Woodward, British Museum).
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