. The Victoria Nyanza; the land, the races and their customs, with specimens of some of the dialects . VICTORIA NYANZA and placed round for the purpose. For storing waterin the huts, large vessels are carved in wood ; they areclosed by wicker coverings, and stand on supports of thesame material. One spoon I obtained from some of the Waganda is Fig. 31.—Spoon. (One-fourth natural size, III. E., 5321.) of Arabic or Swaheli origin, to judge from the circlesand lines cut upon it (Fig. 31). Otherwise theWaganda use a long ladle made of wood for pouring out liquids (Fig. 32). The Uganda woman stirs.

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