African vernacular architecture data base

Data base

I have created a data base on African vernacular architecture. Due to the fact that information... even images.. are not readily available on line. This data base has images from every African country.

The following images are ones that have been submitted by people in country to share with the world. Images have been submitted from 31 countries; including Zambia, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Malawi, South Sudan, Morocco, Swaziland, Benin, Lesotho, Namibia, Djibouti, Cameroon, Liberia, Mali, Kenya, Madagascar, Niger, Senegal, Ghana, Sierra Leon, Botswana, The Gambia, Burkina Faso, Uganda, Mauritania, Ivory Coast, Mozambique, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Egypt and Rwanda. Below this gallery are links to images for every country.

Ivory Coast looking down on roofs in a village (submitted by Konan Florent Koffi	Lesotho -litema- design painted on a Basotho rondeval (submitted by Edith Dunn).
Ghana fence2 (submitted by Kuukuwa Manful).jpg	Namibia the villagers were very creative people. Almost all the door houses were
Rwanda detail of the door opening in a typical wattle & daub structure in rural	Rwanda recently re-plastered wall - exposure and unfinsished quality of the plas
Rwanda typical planted fence in rural area (submitted by Philip Poduie).jpg	Mali Niongono village Views over Niongono from a roof top (submitted by Daniel S
Mali Niongono village Views over Niongono from a roof top (submitted by Daniel S	Mali Niongono village Typical small path trough Niongono. The round tower is a v
Mali Niongono village Kitchen yard of one of the quartiers of Niongono (submitte	Mali Niongono village House of the head (patron) of one of the big families of N
Mali Niongono village typical house with the kitchen (left) a grain storage (sm	Mali Niongono village Roof tops on which agricultural produces are dried (submi
Mali Niongono village Niongono, sitting on its rock, viewed from the surroundin	Hed_of_family's_house_with_the_impressive_façade,_a_ventilation_shaft_for_the_k
Benin Temple vaudou (submitted by Kamirou Lafia Yarou).jpg	Benin Tata somba 4 (submitted by Kamirou Lafia Yarou).jpg
Benin Tata somba 1 (submitted by Kamirou Lafia Yarou).jpg	Benin Tata somba 0 (submitted by Kamirou Lafia Yarou).jpg
Kachitsa village www.malawiarchitecture.com.JPG	Kabomolo village www.malawiarchitecture.com.JPG
Chisi village www.malawiarchitecture.com.JPG	Chimbaya village www,malawiarchitecture.com.JPG
Chezi village www.malawiarchitecture.com.JPG	Chakwela village www.malawiarchitecture.com.JPG
Chakhutupa village ww.malawiarchitecture.com.JPG	Bwanje village www.malawiarcitecture.com.JPG
Malawi Sam's village underside of roof constructed with reeds (submitted by The	Malawi Sam's village thatch collected in Salima which is regarded as the best (s
Malawi Sam's village roof structure being constructed on rammed earth walls (sub	Malawi Sam's village kitchen with porch covered with lants too cool (submitted b
Malawi Sam's village half wall constructed with rammed earth (submitted by The L	Malawi Sams Village , roof detail (submitted by the Landirani Trust).JPG
Rwanda_Kings_Hut_interior(submitted_by_Larsen_Payá)3.jpg	Rwanda_Kings_Hut_interior_(submitted_by_Larsen_Payá)2.jpg
Rwanda_Kings_Hut_compound_(submitted_by_Larsen_Payá)4.jpg	Rwanda_Kings_Hut_(submitted_by_Larsen_Payá)1.jpg
Rwanda_Kings_Hut__(submitted_by_Larsen_Payá)5.jpg	Swaziland www.swazilandarchitecture (7).JPG
Swaziland www.swazilandarchitecture (6).JPG	Swaziland www.swazilandarchitecture (5).JPG
Swaziland www.swazilandarchitecture (4).JPG	Swaziland www.swazilandarchitecture (3).JPG
Swaziland www.swazilandarchitecture (2).JPG	Swaziland www.swazilandarchitecture (1).JPG
Swaziland Cultural village www.swazilandarchitecture (5).JPG	Swaziland Cultural village www.swazilandarchitecture (4).JPG
Swaziland Cultural village www.swazilandarchitecture (3).JPG	Swaziland Cultural village www.swazilandarchitecture (2).JPG
Swaziland Cultural village www.swazilandarchitecture (1).JPG	South Sudan mud being applied to a wood frame (submitted by Fernando Nestor Mur
South Sudan home construction with mud bricks (submitted by Fernando Nestor Muri	South Sudan home constructed with mud walls (submitted by Fernando Nestor Murill
Zambia woman standing in front of her decorated home.jpg	Zambia woman plastering home.jpg
Zambia thatch stored in bundles being applied to roof.jpg	Zambia structure being constructed with rammed earth.jpg
Zambia social insaka on top of a termite mound.jpg	Zambia Man standing in front of his home wit a roof covered with flowering plant
Zambia home being constructed with mud pressed in a paint can with the bottom cu	Zambia granary being constructed.jpg
Zambia container constructed of weaved reeds to hold groundnuts.jpg	Zambia bricks are stacked to create a kiln which is then burned.jpg
Zambia boy looking from behind reed fence.jpg	Ethiopia vernacular home inside a homestead (submitted by Abby Morris).jpg
Ethiopia thatch being gathered (submitted by Abby Morris).jpg	Ethiopia round kitchen with thatch roof (submitted by Abby Morris).jpg
Ethiopia mud and thatch home behind a wood pole fence (submitted by Abby Morrris	Ethiopia home constructed with mud applied on a wood frame close up (submitted b
Ethiopia home constructed with mud applied on a wood frame (submitted by Abby Mo	Ethiopia home being constructed with a bamboo frame (submitted by Abby Morris).j
Ethiopia girls standing in front of their home (submitted by Abby Morris).jpg	Ethiopia fence constructed of wood poles (submitted by Abby Morris).jpg
Ethiopia circular home in a village (submitted by Abby Morris).jpg	Ethiopia circular home constructed of mud on a wood pole frame (submitted by Abb
Ethiopia chicken coop roof frame ready to be thatched (submitted by Abby Morris)	Ethiopia chicken coop constructed with woven reeds (submitted by Abby Morris).jp