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Senegalese Man

Fine photograph of a young Senegalese Man from the Makaigne tribe, displaying fine scarification across his whole upper torso, wearing a woven hat and carrying what appears to be a sling? Date: circa 1910s

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Scarification Scars Senegal Sling Stump Torso Youth


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1. Title: "A Young Senegalese Man of the Makaigne Tribe: A Portrait of Traditional Decoration and Resilience" This photograph captures the image of a young Senegalese man from the Makaigne tribe, dating back to the 1910s. The man is adorned with intricate scarification across his entire upper torso, a traditional practice deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of the Makaigne people. The scars, both old and new, are a testament to his tribal identity and rite of passage into manhood. The man wears a woven hat, a common accessory among the Senegalese people, which adds to his distinctive appearance. In his hands, he holds what appears to be a sling, a versatile tool used for hunting and self-defense. The sling, along with the man's strong, determined gaze, conveys a sense of strength, agility, and resilience. The photograph was likely taken near a stump or tree, possibly in a forested area, providing a connection to the natural environment that has shaped the lives of the Makaigne people for generations. The image offers a glimpse into the rich history and traditions of the Senegalese people, providing a window into their past and a reminder of the enduring connection between culture, identity, and the natural world. The Makaigne people, also known as the Mankagne or Manjago, are an ethnic group primarily located in the Casamance region of southern Senegal. Their culture is characterized by a strong connection to their ancestral lands and a deep respect for their traditions, including scarification and the use of traditional hunting tools like the sling. This photograph serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of preserving and celebrating the diverse cultural heritage of Africa and its people.

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