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6 years agoPre-Colonial African studies or Africology 6 years agoChief on Horseback
“Northern Territories” – Gold Coast. c.1900
The Chief himself is wearing a robe from Nigeria and the man behind the horse is also wearing a robe, in Northern Ghana is said to be called a “fugu”. -
Goddess Oracle posted an update in the group
6 years agoPre-Colonial African studies or Africology 6 years agoHunters Parade
Togo. c.1920 -
Goddess Oracle posted an update in the group
6 years agoPre-Colonial African studies or Africology 6 years agoA “Papel” man
Guinea Bissau. c. 1909 -
Goddess Oracle posted an update in the group
6 years agoPre-Colonial African studies or Africology 6 years agoDogon men wearing a type of long fringed indigo scarf which is called a “Diisa”.
Mali. c.1905 -
Within Afrikan communities a herbal bath is a very ancient Afrikan tradition and is still being practised throughout the continent. “Ekyogero” is the name and is an example of an ancient Afrikan tradition that is still being practised in many communities in Uganda and even though the use of Ekyogero is widespread in Uganda, it is said by elders… Read more
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