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- Jocolo Apron
- Ndebele Tribe
- Communication Artifact; Personal Symbol
- An Ndebele married woman wears a five-paneled beaded goatskin apron called a "Jocolo" on important ceremonial occasions. It is prepared for the woman by her husband and is worn plain for several months before being replaced by a beaded one. Each...
- Down Mexico Way: Articles
- Tucson Public Library (Pima County Public Library) and Arizona Historical Society
- Mexico – In literature; American Literature – West (U.S.); Mexico – Description and Travel; West (U.S.) – Literary Collections
- Booklet contains two illustrated short stories taken from the early popular press as representative of Anglo characterizations of Mexicans, written by two of the most popular writers of their day.
- Field trip guide to selected studies of the Southwest Mineral and Environmental Investigations Project in southeastern Arizona
- Houser, Brenda
- Geology -- Arizona -- Guidebooks; Geophysics -- Arizona; Hydrology -- Arizona; Mines and mineral resources -- Arizona
- 55 pages (PDF version).
- Mapoto Apron
- Ndebele Tribe
- Communication Artifact; Personal Symbol
- A two-panel beaded goatskin apron worn by married women. This is a less formal style than the Jocolo (also shown in this Collection). It has knotted and beaded fringes separating the 2 beaded panels. Old ones like this have a leather base, but...

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