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Specimen jar, containing follicles of strophanthus from Gambia, 1903

Specimen jar containing follicles of strophanthus

1891-1930

Carved wooden statue of female figure in standing position with figure in standing position with child clinging to the right side of her body, standing on square base, Fulani, Gambia, 1890-1930

Female figure with child

1890-1930

Copy of doll, made of baked mud with bead eyes and human hair, in blue woven dress, used in stillbirth ceremony, from Gambia, West African, 1930-1950

Doll, used in stillbirth ceremony, Gambia, West Africa, 1930-1950

1930-1950

Glass specimen jar containing Strophanthus plants, Gambia and east Africa (English jar), 1880-90s

Specimen jar containing Strophanthus plants

1870-1900

Collection of 45 colour prints by Martin Parr forming the exhibition 'Small World', 1995: (29) The Gambia, Africa

The Gambia, Africa, 1995

1995

Specimen jar, containing follicles of strophanthus from Gambia and length of string originally used to secure the paper lid, 1903

Specimen jar containing follicles of strophanthus

1891-1930

Length of string originally used to secure the paper lid to specimen jar, containing follicles of strophanthus from Gambia, 1903

Length of string originally used to secure the paper lid

1891-1930

Glass specimen jar containing Strophanthus seeds, Gambia and east Africa (clear glass English jar), 1880-90s; a source of arrow poison, known as ouabain historically used in the treatment of heart failure, and used intravenously and orally in the treatment of angina pectoris and myocardial infarction.

Glass specimen jar containing Strophanthus seeds

1880-1920