Djada
Djada is strips of dried meat, woven into rope that the Plainsman carry with them wrapped into bales that they thread onto the back pole of their saddle-chairs
Djada is strips of dried meat, woven into rope that the Plainsman carry with them wrapped into bales that they thread onto the back pole of their saddle-chairs
The Skyfather is a sky god of the Plainsmen
Ferngardens are the areas within the ditches of a Plainsman koppie that are given over to wild ferns, both for the pasturage of aquar, and the harvesting of starchy fernroot and the delicate new fern leaves, fiddleheads
Plainsmen saddle-chairs are light constructions woven from wicker and finished with fern twine. The basic seat is shaped like a boat and is attached over and across its ‘bows’ by a belt passing under the belly of the aquar. The chair is further secured at its ‘stern’ with a belt that wraps around the root of the aquar’s tail A bundle of scouring-rush (horsetail) rods is attached transversally ‘amidships’ and is adjusted to the rider …