Bongo woman. Dinka woman.
(See description, vol. i., p. 296.)
FOOTNOTES:
[19] Heuglin in 1863, had received intelligence of what was now proved, viz. that the same district from which issues the White Nile also gives birth to another stream, called by him the river of Sena.
[20] A kindred plant of this genus is used in the West Indies, where the practice is generally carried on by slaves.
[21] Livingstone observed a similar new growth of bark on the trunk of the Baobab (Adansonia), from which the Matabele obtain material for cord.
[22] In the woodcut which represents Munza in full dress, the king has one of these clusters of feathers in his hat.
[23] Iron rings of the heaviest calibre are current in Wandalo, south of Bornoo.
[24] One of these tools is represented in the accompanying illustration.
[25] A boat of this kind is seen in the view of the [rapids of the Keebaly], in Chap. XVII.
[26] Vide vol. i. page 292.