Tursch b – Iberlibro

505 pages, text in English and German, 481 photographs, 8 drawings, 3 figures, 12 maps. Cloth cover, new unopened copy. The first treatise on the mwana hiti, the wooden, highly stylized torso of a female figure, this important volume accompanied a major 1990 exhibition of mwana hiti and other objects of Tanzanian art at the Fred Jahn Gallery in Munich. Impressively thorough with almost 500 excellent photographs and containing important essays and research data on stylistic differences, typology, and the ethnography of Zaramo and Kwere peoples of eastern Tanzania, this study is another impressive work by an au- thor whose writings are a boone to collector and scholar alike. The edition was limited to 1000 copies.…

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Studies on Olividae. XVIII. The distribution of Oliva species and the variation of their colour patterns in Hansa Bay (Papua New Guinea)

A puzzle of highly multiform species: Oliva fulgurator and related American taxa. 61 p., 19 figs, 11 pls, 4to, stapled

The ÒOliva miniacea complexÓ, with the description of a familiar, unnamed species. 49 p

Further notes on Brazilian Conidae. In 8vo, no wprs., pp. 8 with 1 pl. Zool. Meded., 45(15)

Taxonomic implications of syntopy: the status of Oliva truncata Marrat, 1867 (Olividae). In 4°, offp., pp. 6 with 1 pl. and 4 figs. Offprint from Apex 14(2)

Oliva ouini, a new species from Hansa Bay, Papua New Guinea, with notes on the anatomy of O. oliva (L., 1758). In 4to, offp., pp. 24 with 9 pls. Offprint from Apex 13(3)

Studies on Olividae XX. The pre-Lamarckian names for Oliva species. In 4to, offp., pp. 28 with 15 figs. Offprint from Apex, 9(2-3)

Oliva Shells - The genus Oliva and the species problem

MWANA HITI. LIFE AND ART OF THE MATRILINEAL BANTU OF TANZANIA