This historical illustration features four individuals posed before a thatched hut, framed by palm trees in a tropical setting. The two figures on the left hold spears and wear minimal attire, while the two on the right are dressed in grass skirts, suggesting cultural variation or gender distinction. A bird perches atop the hut, adding a touch of natural detail. The names “Dodoom,” “Mango,” “Waiwi,” and “Damba” are inscribed below, likely identifying the individuals or their cultural affiliations. The composition reflects 19th-century ethnographic interest in documenting Indigenous peoples through visual portraiture.

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