 Constructing the “banda” or drying shack for the skins collected. |
 Skinning shelter. |
 Camp at Saronia, Tanganyika. |
 Packaging skins for shipment. |
 Irving Perkins and Samuel A. Barrett |
 Irving Perkins with a tracker. |
 Dr. Barrett with a tracker. |
 Besides Sim, the Cudahy-Massee Expedition also had a temporary pet baboon named Rastus. |
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 An Embu man. |
 A store in Embu, Kenya. |
 Ikoma musicians. |
 Ikoma men. |
 Ikoma dancers. |
 Construction of Ikoma homes. |
 Kikuyu women. |
 Kikuyu in festival attire. |
 Kikuyu calabash vendor en route to the market. |
 A Kikuyu girl. |
 A Kikuyu man with one distended ear and one ear wrapped around itself. |
 A Kikuyu youth dancer. |
 Kikuyu dancers. |
 A Kitosh women. |
 A Kitosh home. |
 A Maasai women. |
 Maasai men. |
 Maasai women. |
 A Maasai man in chief attire. |
 A Mbeere boy. |
 A Mbeere chief with part of his family. |
 A Turkana man with a wrist knife. |
 A Turkana women. |
 A Turkana women. |
 Turkana women with youth. |
 Irving Perkins with Wadorobo trackers while hunting for bongo. |
 The full African staff on the Cudahy-Massee Expedition. |
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 A sign in Kitgum, Uganda showing that it is the “center of the universe.” |
 A boy playing a hand-made harp in Mombassa, Kenya. |
 The Tana River. |
 Poster for the film Carveth Wells made about the expedition. |
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