This photo was taken in 1919 in Molepolole by Alfred Martin Duggan-Cronin: "These girls had come into the Kwena stad (town) from their own village some distance away. Their dress is that of the old Bechuana, a leather apron (khiba) in front and a short leather skirt (mosèsè) behind. In dressing skins the Bechuana often use the root-stock of the elands boontje (Elephantorrhiza Burchellii Benth.). This contains much tannin, imparts a rich tan colour to the skins and prevents the hair from falling off."