This object has the following keywords:

• African - Refers to the cultures of the continent of Africa, which is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and the Mediterranean Sea.
• drums - Membranophones with a resonating cavity covered at one or both ends by a membrane, which is sounded by striking, rubbing, or plucking.
• East African - Styles and cultures of the eastern area of Africa including Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, that together with the Horn of Africa (Somalia, Djibouti, Eritrea, and Ethiopia) make up Eastern Africa.
• hide - Integument of a large animal such as a cow or buffalo separated from the body with or without hair, whether green, dry, tanned, or dressed. For the integument of a small animal, use "skin." For tanned hide, use "leather."
• musical instruments - Sound-producing apparatuses whose primary function is to play music.
• tourism - The industry providing facilities and services to people traveling for recreation.
• Ugandan - The style and culture of the central African State, Uganda.
• wood - The principal tissue of trees and other plants that provides both strength and a means of conducting nutrients. Wood is one of the most versatile materials known.

This object was included in the following exhibitions:

• The Philip L. Kilbride Memorial Exhibition Bryn Mawr College , 4/5/2013 - 7/25/2014
• Backtalk: Exposures, Erasures, and Elisions of the Bryn Mawr College African Art Collection Bryn Mawr College , 2/5/2015 - 6/1/2015

• Owner Name: Gift of Philip Kilbride, Professor of Anthropology
  Role: Donor
  Place: Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, US
  Dates: Last quarter 20th century, 1999
  
  

The following Comparanda exist for this object:

• "In Sight Safari Holidays." The African Drum; the perfect souvenir from a Safari (Accessed April 3, 2020): In Sight Safari, https://www.insightsafariholidays.com/uncategorized/african-drum.html.
• "Authentic African Drums." (Accessed April 3, 2020): https://kabiza.com/kabiza-wilderness-safaris/best-place-to-buy-drums-in-uganda/.
• Minister of Culture and Community Development, Uganda Crafts: Kampala (Kampala, Uganda: Ministry of Culture and Community Development, 1965), 17, 33. Figure Number: M4c

The following Related Bibliography exist for this object:

• "In Sight Safari Holidays." The African Drum; the perfect souvenir from a Safari (Accessed April 3, 2020): In Sight Safari, https://www.insightsafariholidays.com/uncategorized/african-drum.html.
• "Authentic African Drums." (Accessed April 3, 2020): https://kabiza.com/kabiza-wilderness-safaris/best-place-to-buy-drums-in-uganda/.
• Minister of Culture and Community Development, Uganda Crafts: Kampala (Kampala, Uganda: Ministry of Culture and Community Development, 1965), 17, 33. Figure Number: M4c

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