Zeitschrift für Ethnologie: Zeitschrift für Ethnologie, 41.1909

Anthropos, 59.1964

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Titel:: Zeitschrift für Ethnologie

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Titel:: Zeitschrift für Ethnologie, 41.1909

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1909

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Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

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Titel:: Bd. 41, 1909, Heft 5

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Titel:: I. Abhandlungen und Vorträge. Ethnologische Ergebnisse der zweiten Reiseperiode der Deutschen Innerafrikanischen Forschungsexpedition

Sonstige Person:: Frobenius, Leo

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

Three Styles in the Architecture of Varli Dwellings 161 r ^ Fig. 2. - (i) Ground plan of a small round hut. A. Plaster platform. B. Central post. -Doorway. D. Partition. 1. Stone platform. 2. Altar. 3. Chula. 4. Saddle quern. 5. Chula. %l ) Front view of a small round hut. f tors a lso build round huts, cattle ownership makes it necessary for them to 1 d large houses in order to accomodate the live-stock. A small round hut is about 45' to 50' in circumference. It has a slanting ^°f, high in the middle with only one entrance (pi., fig. b and fig. 2 (i) C). highest point of the roof is usually not more than 7' to 8' above the ground. e ] nside is divided into two rooms, one of which is used by the family for Dcally all purposes, from cooking to sleeping, while the other is a store are CUm famil y temple. Cooking utensils, pots, and all other family belongings rat S *° rec ^ on a high platform supported by four poles to protect them from an h insects (fig. 2 (i) 1). The main family room contains very little furn- a e ‘ ^ cooking stove or chula of three to four large stones (fig. 2 (i) 5) and ^ quern (fig. 2 (i) 4) to crush leaf vegetable, coconut-meat, and spices, Co t,. ° n ^ Permanent furniture a Varli possesses, with the exception of a few vessels and clay pots. r . instruction: The floor is usually levelled before the construction De guis Tu • 1 uen large wooden poles 4 *4' to 5' high and 1" to 5" in circumference a ^-shaped upper end are buried in pits 1' deep, making a circular ground 3' Y post 8' to 9' high is erected in the centre of the plan. Then poles 2' to f 0r § are placed horizontally on the Y-shaped upper ends, making a frame e r oof. To this frame are tied wooden poles, meeting at the upper end Atlthr ° P os 59. 1964 11

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