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Ngalawa on Bagamoyo beach, Tanzania
The ngalawa or "ungalawa" is a traditional, double-outrigger canoe of the Swahili people on the Tanzanian coast. It is used for short-distance transport of goods or people, as well as fishing.
Tags: Art, Bagamoyo, Boat building, boatyard
Old Fort, Bagamoyo, Tanzania
The Old Fort in Bagamoyo, Tanzania is one of the historic building built by an Arab trader; Abdallah Sulleiman, during the 1860s. By then, it was a stand-alone two-storey building in Bagamoyo and continue to be used as a residential house until the…
Tags: Bagamoyo, build heritage
Boma, Bagamoyo, Tanzania
An Old Boma in Bagamoyo, situated along the central coast of Tanzania, was built by the Germans in 1895. The BOMA served as administrative headquarters for German East Africa until 1919. After the Versailles Treaty which marked the end of the German…
Kolo 1
Part of Kolo 1 3D model indicating flaking/spalling of the rock surface and loss of the art
Kolo 2
Kolo rock art is a cultural heritage site within Kondoa World Heritage Site. The site is located on the slopes of the Maasai escarpment that flanks the western side of the Great Rift Valley in central Tanzania in an area about 2300 km. There are…
Tags: Archaeological, Cave, claimate change, intangible heritage, Kondoa, sacred
Isimila Stone Age Site, Tanzania
Isimila Stone Age Site is located within an erosion gulley on the Iringa plateau in Tanzania. The site has long been recognised as of international importance for understanding the behavioural complexity and plasticity of hominin ancestors following…