The land of Zinj, being an account of British East Africa, its ancient history and present inhabitants
The Land of Zinj is a 1913 London account of British East Africa by C. H. Stigand, a colonial official and ethnographer, covering its ancient history and present peoples. Its four photographs show a man walking through tall grass, a coastal village with beached boats and anchors, a flat plain with a dark mound of stones, and thatched huts beside a tower, offering a designer plain documentary views of landscape and settlement in early twentieth-century East Africa.
