In the heart of Bantuland; a record of twenty-nine years' pioneering in Central Africa among the Bantu peoples, with a description of their habits, customs, secret societies & languages
A 1922 missionary account by Dugald Campbell, published in Philadelphia and London, recording his twenty-nine years of pioneering work among Bantu peoples of Central Africa and describing their customs and secret societies. The photographs are plain, documentary black-and-white views of village houses, cotton spinning, a dried tree after a grass fire, a royal drum, a group of hunters, and carved masks and a wooden figure, offering a designer straightforward ethnographic reference imagery with strong contrast and textured natural subjects.
