(a) a stool. (b) Ngeka (a game). (c) palm-rib as children's toy. (d) knife for tattooing. (e) fish trap. (f) Hoe. (g) Crowbar. (h) method of fixing a roof timber. (i) sliding door in the hut. 

(a) antilope horns with feathers. (b) Minke. (c) Ndawayowo (protection against snakes). (d) two medicines for protection against theft of agricultural produce. (e) Protextion against snakes. 

(a) musical instrument. (b) drum for dancing. (c) Guitar (d) Box for smoking. 

The gold weights of the Imperial Museum for Anthropology in Leiden. Plate XII. 

"Goldweights of the Ethnographic Collection in Bern (58-83) Plate IV. 

Goldweights of the Ethnographic Collection in Bern (84-115). Plate V. 

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Ancient African History. Queen of Sheba 

Brofre [not clearly legible] or Papaya tree; behind cocoa tree with fruit. 

New road from Odumase to Akropong. Dr Vortisch. 

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Silk-cotton tree. 

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Banana trees. 

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Woman arranging her hair. 

Silk-cotton tree near Aburi, about 200 metres high. 

Kobina Owysiel, Chief of Domanasi. 

Volta. 

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