Stake attention in this memory
Two framed pictures depicting a historical scene, are mounted on a white wall inside the National Museum of Tanzania, located in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania at latitude -6.814 and longitude 39.294. The top picture is an illustration depicting a group of people marching along a trail, with trees in the background. The people are all African, and they are wearing minimal clothing. Some of the men are carrying poles or sticks on their shoulders. The bottom picture is an illustration of a similar scene, depicting more people marching, but this time the people are more diverse and there are more details. There is text in Swahili and English on the wall to the right of the pictures. The text describes the scene depicted in the pictures as "MISAFARA YA KULILEZA PRANI," which means "Journeys to the Coast." Below this text, it states, "Slave who were weak due to hunger, thirst and yoked and chained on the bush while marched to the coast." Below the pictures is a yellow piece of paper with text in Swahili and English that reads, "MISAFARA YA AWALI" and "EARLY CONTACTS." The white wall on which the pictures are displayed is slightly textured. The images are displayed in a museum setting, suggesting their historical significance.
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