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    The Rise and Fall of Slave Beads

    African Masks : Lost in Translation

    He Who Does Not Know Can Know From Learning

    The Ruling Society of Lilwa : The Mbole

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    The Rise and Fall of Slave Beads
    • Aug 21, 2017

    The Rise and Fall of Slave Beads

    Glass beads were originally created to ease the passage of European explorers across the African continent. As most African cultures have...
    African Masks : Lost in Translation
    • Aug 12, 2017

    African Masks : Lost in Translation

    Africa masks can be traced back to well past Paleolithic times. These art objects were, and are still made of various materials;...
    He Who Does Not Know Can Know From Learning
    • Jul 29, 2017

    He Who Does Not Know Can Know From Learning

    "He who does not know can know from learning" “Nea Onnim” (pictured on the right) is just one of many symbols created by the Asanti...
    The Ruling Society of Lilwa : The Mbole
    • Jul 21, 2017

    The Ruling Society of Lilwa : The Mbole

    Mbole translates to “the people of downstream" which is appropriate considering this tribe originally inhabited a long strip beside the...
    Cranial Alteration : The Mangbetu
    • Jul 11, 2017

    Cranial Alteration : The Mangbetu

    The Mangbetu People are north eastern inhabitants of the Republic of Congo. What really sets this large subgroup of Congolese apart from...