Sudan Ethnographic Museum

Sudan Ethnographic Museum - Sudan Civilization Institute	Map of the diverse ethnic groups of the Sudan	Ethnic groups of northern Sudan	Man's bead collar of Venetian beads - Malwal Dinka Tribe, Baher al Ghazal
Sudan Ethnographic Museum	Engraving of an elephant hunt by Hamran Arabs and Beja - swordsman attempts to cut the tendons to cripple the angry elephant	Vintage photograph entitled "Dinkas on Ambach Raft"	Sultan of Yambio's giant wooden war drum
Shield of crocodile hide from the Shilluk Tribe and various spears	The Nuba Kitchen from the Tosomi Hills (not to be confused with Nubia), Sudan Ethnographic Museum	Colorful beaded jewelry of the Nuba Blenga tribe, South Korodofan	Pottery from Kordofan
Kambala Dancer from the Nuba Mountains of Kordofan	Sudan Ethnographic Museum	Tent of the Baggara (cattle people), a semi-nomadic folk ranging between the White Nile and Lake Chad	The dome-shaped tents of the Baggara are made of mats of palm fibre
Common household goods inside the Baggara Tent	Pack-Bull of Baggara Arabs restricted today to the savannah between Kordofan and Lake Chad	Pack-Bull of Baggara Arabs, Sudan Ethnographic Museum	Camel bearing a special litter (Shibriya) to shelter nomadic women and children
"Sudan's Camper Shell"	Camel bearing litter for women from Beni Amer in the Kassala area, Eastern Region	Closer view of the camel litter	Female dress of the Rashaida Arabs, Kassala area
Sculpture, Sudan Ethnographic Museum	Hand-written Quaran of the Fur tribe from the Jabal Marra area	Pot made from an old tin can, Sudan Ethnographic Museum	Ornamental wooden box given to a bride by her father before her marriage
SudanDec09 063.jpg	Basketry from Northern Kordofan area	The Saqia, or "Persian Wheel", introduced to Sudan via Egypt in the 1st millenium BC	Wooden plaque with Koranic verses
Wooden plaque with Koranic verses	Carved panel, Sudan Ethnographic Museum