Women’s Corps
Representation of a female body that has originally been modeled without legs.
TRRC-94
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Bowl
This type of bowl served to contain grain or liquids. Accurate antiquity without a thermoluminescence analysis is difficult to define.
TRRC-95
Bowl
This type of bowl served to contain grain or liquids. Accurate antiquity without a thermoluminescence analysis is difficult to define.
TRRC-96
Bowl
This type of bowl served to contain grain or liquids. Accurate antiquity without a thermoluminescence analysis is difficult to define.
TRRC-97
Bowl
This type of bowl served to contain grain or liquids. Accurate antiquity without a thermoluminescence analysis is difficult to define.
TRRC-98
Squirrel
Small container used to drink some liquid. Accurate antiquity without a thermoluminescence analysis is difficult to define.
TRRC-99
Glass
Small glass used to manipulate liquids and possibly ointments intended for religious, divinatory or magical rites.
TRRC-100
Little Bowl
Small bowl used to contain grain or liquids. Accurate antiquity without a thermoluminescence analysis is difficult to define.
TRRC-101
Tinaja
Old jar intended to contain water or grain. Excellent state of conservation.
TRRC-102
Vase
Large and heavy long-necked vessel intended to keep fresh the water intended to be consumed.
TRRC-103
Bowl
Large and heavy bowl, intended to contain grain and other household uses.
TRRC-104
Vase
Glass intended to contain water or also used to serve palm wine.
TRRC-105
Anointing vessel
Small vessel intended to contain healing pocymes or ointments, also used in magical or ritual practices.
TRRC-106
Casc0 Ojuegu mask
Although they are mostly Muslim, the Igala, they also practice the cult of the spirit of the Egu dead during the feasts…
MCYC-61
Funeral mask
Like most Animist peoples, the Kamba, believe in a Creator God, omnipotent, transcendent and distant, Ngai or Mulungu.
MFC-13
Ntadi
The Mintadi or Bitumba, in singular Ntadi, are small stone statues, usually steatite or soapstone, carved by the Mboma living on the…
PDR-12
Awalé
Although it seems to go back more than a thousand years it is difficult to specify the age ofawalé, game spread throughout…
JGS-11
Headrests or Nuts
Supportnuts or reclinacabrazas of simple extructure, topped on one side with a figure, equally simple, that could represent a horse, possibly…
RECL-18
Headrests or Nuts
The wood is very simple but with laborious engravings sculpted.
RECL-19
Fertility Doll
These so-called fertility dolls of animal bones, usually the femur of rams, goats or pigs and even sometimes cow, are common in…
FRT-49
Ape Mask
The monkey, orangutan or gorilla, called Ngi, are the figures most represented by the Bulu, especially in small or medium-sized statues.
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Ekuk Face Mask
This mask is misconceived by some gallarists and marchers as "antelope mask duiker".
MFC-14
Elu Parlante Mask
These masks have been used mainly to celebrate ancestors and also in harvests so that by their intercession the vintage is good.
MPR-3
Facial Mask
Mask acquired in Zambia in the 1960s or 1970s by a Spanish diplomat stationed in Tanzania.
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