cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68652
title: The Headman, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of the headman of Lubwa village in Zambia.  The headman is pictured standing outside a large thatched hut, he is dressed in grey robes and holds a spear in his right hand.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68653
title: Baby Boy and Mother, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of a mother and a baby boy in Lubwa village in Zambia.  They are both sitting on the ground.  The mother has a bowl and some plant stems beside her which she is stripping or preparing.  The baby is wearing bright beads around his neck.  Thatched huts can be seen in the background.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68654
title: Julius with Sister, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of a young girl with a small baby strapped to her back.  They are standing outdoors and a thatched hut can be seen to the left hand side of the picture.  There are trees in the background.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68655
title: Julius with a Group of Women, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "Julius with the Women". Photograph of a group of 5 women and two small children in Lubwa village.  The women are sitting together outdoors.  There are large thatched huts to the left hand side of the picture.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68656
title: Group of Men in Lubwa Village, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "Men relatives, Lubwa". Photograph of a group of 4 men sitting on the ground in the middle of thatched huts in Lubwa.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68657
title: An Old Warrior, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of an elderly warrior in Lubwa mission, Zambia.  The man is carrying a shield and spear and wears a head dress. The warrior is standing outside a thatched hut and a number of children can be seen sitting in the background.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68658
title: The Village Blacksmith, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of the village blacksmith, Lubwa mission, Zambia.  There are four men in the photograph crouched on the ground and the blacksmith is holding a stone hammer.  There is a clay pot and two flat rocks in the middle of the group.  Two canvas tents can be seen in the background of the picture.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68659
title: Men playing Chisolo, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of a group of men playing Chisolo.  Chisolo is a popular game traditionally played by men of the Bemba people.  It is played on a board with four rows of 7-10 holes per row.  The men are playing on a board marked out on the ground.  A large group is gathered behind them to watch and there are two thatched huts in the background.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68669
title: Men Cutting Hair, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of three men in Lubwa mission in Zambia.  One man is sitting on the ground having his hair cut or shaved by a second man standing beside him.  A third man is standing looking on.  All three are dressed in blue half robes.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68670
title: Group of Villagers Dancing, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "Julius watches big boys dancing." Photograph of a group, likely of the Bemba people, dancing.  The group are in the middle of a village, with round thatched huts in the background.  Men, women and children can be seen in the picture.  A boy in the centre of the photograph is wearing an animal skin on his back.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68671
title: Children Playing, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "King of the Castle." Photograph of a group of children, likely of the Bemba people, playing.  Seven children are pictured climbing up a tree trunk.  There is a woman in the picture standing behind the children.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68672
title: Children Playing at a River, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "Julias Playing at the River." Photograph of children playing at the edge of a river.  There is a dug out canoe on the water and two men and two women are standing on the river bank.  A child can be seen sitting in the back of the canoe and an adult stands to the front.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.1236785
title: Binary Black-Hole Simulation Sxs:Bbh:0313

description: Simulation of a black-hole binary system evolved by the SpEC code.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68673
title: Herd of Cattle, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940
title: "Julius with his cattle." Photograph of a herd of cattle. The cattle are pictured at a distance and a figure can also be faintly seen.  There is a small hill in the background of the picture.

description: This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68674
title: Boys Digging for Field Mice, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of three boys digging for field mice.  The picture is a close up image of the boys who are surrounded by grass and shrubs.  One of the boys has a wooden stick in his hands.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68675
title: Missionary on Trek in Bush Car, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of a missionary in a bush car.  The bush car is a portable single chair which is wheeled on a frame.  The missionary is sitting in the middle of the frame above a single wheel.  There is one man at the front pulling the car and one man at the back pushing.  The missionary is being transported along a dirt road.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68676
title: Child in Bush Car, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "Julius in Bush Car". Photograph of a young boy sitting in a bush car, a portable single chair which is wheeled on a wooden frame.  The boy is sitting in a wooden chair above a single wheel.  There is one man at the front pulling the car and one man at the back pushing.  There is a man standing behind the bush car and round thatched huts can be seen in the background.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68677
title: Village People Gather to Meet the Missionary, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of a large group of village people, likely of the Bemba people, gathered to meet a missionary.  Men, women and children can be seen in the picture and there is a large round thatched hut in the background.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68678
title: Crossing the River, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "Crossing River near Village". Photograph of two men crossing a river in a dug out canoe.  There is a wooden box at the front of the canoe and tall reeds are growing on the far river bank.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68679
title: Missionary Camp, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "White Man's Camp, Northern Rhodesia". Photograph of a missionary sitting outside a canvas tent.  The missionary is sitting at a table, possibly reading a book, which is sitting on his knee.  He is sitting on a deck chair.  A second man is setting the table, which is covered with a tablecloth.  There are tea cups laid out on the table.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68681
title: Church Service, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of a large group gathered during a church service.  The congregation is gathered outdoors sitting on the ground facing 4 men who are sitting on chairs addressing the group.  There is a large tree behind the group in the background of the picture.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68684
title: Village Church, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of the village church at the Lubwa mission in Zambia.  The church is a basic wooden structure with a thatched sloping roof placed over wooden supports.  There are wooden benches inside the structure.  A young boy can be seen standing looking into the church.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68685
title: Church Classes, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: Photograph of church classes at the Lubwa mission in Zambia.  A male teacher is addressing a group of 5 people who are sitting outdoors on wooden logs.  Two of the group have babies strapped to their backs. There is a wooden fence behind the teacher.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68686
title: Beginners Class, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "Begginers Class". Photograph of a class of children and adults at the Lubwa mission in Zambia.  A male teacher can be seen addressing a group of children who are possibly playing a game.  There are adults in the background possibly reading or writing and a third group can be seen in the background to the left of the picture.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68687
title: Grinding Flour, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "Grinding Flour". Photograph of two women grinding flour on grinding stones. There is a basket and a clay pot in the picture and a tall thatched hut can be seen in the background.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68688
title: An African Road, Lubwa, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "An African Road". Photograph of a narrow path leading into tall plants and trees.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m68689
title: An African Plain, Zambia, ca.1905-ca.1940

description: "Lion Country". Photograph of an African plain, probably in Zambia.; This belongs to a series of Church of Scotland Foreign Missions Committee lantern slides relating to Lubwa mission.  Lubwa mission at Chinsali in north-eastern Zambia began as an outpost of the Free Church of Scotland mission in Malawi.  The first missionary expeditions to the Chinsali area were carried out by student teachers from the Overtoun Institute at Khondowe.  The Bemba are the largest ethnic group in northern Zambia and the first Free Church of Scotland establishment among the Bemba was a school at Lubwa, opened in 1905 by the Malawian teacher David Kaunda and his wife.