ANDAMAN ISLANDS. Mourning; Body painted yellow ochre olive-green clay 1900

ANDAMAN ISLANDS. Mourning; Body painted yellow ochre olive-green clay 1900

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ANDAMAN ISLANDS. Mourning; Body painted yellow ochre olive-green clay 1900'Natives in Mourning Andaman Islands By way of mourning costume the body is painted with yellow ochre and olive green clay, parents being decorated with vertical stripes, and the skull and other bones of the deceased are worn as mementoes. In the illustration one woman has a skull hanging down her back and another in the centre is wearing necklaces of hand and foot bones. The clothing shown has been put on for the photograph'

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