Smärre Meddelanden No. 22
An ethnographical monograph focussing on a specific postural habit known as Nilotenstellung (Nilotic position), where a person stands on one leg and rests the other foot against the knee or thigh of the supporting leg. The “Nilotic position” is often associated with pastoralist societies. It is considered an efficient way to rest while remaining alert, particularly for herdsmen. Fold-out map at the rear. Bookplate to verso of cover. 34 Pages. Condition: Very good. Binding: Softcover. Thick cardwraps with some toning
Publisher: Ethnographical Museum of Sweden, Stockholm
Date Published: 1949
Publication Place: Stockholm
Condition: Very good.
Binding: Softcover.
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