
Currency
Old triangular-looking iron coin. Looks like a pallet, picker type.
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Old triangular-looking iron coin. Looks like a pallet, picker type.
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Currency serving at the same time as sex cover for young women Fali.
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Like many African tools and farm tools this hoe has served as barter currency.
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Heavy bronze coin bracelet for its size. Pieces used as barter coins and as a feminine ornament.
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Very thin bracelet with geometric reliefs.
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Carding tool used as barter currency until well advanced century XX.
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Coming from the Indian Ocean and mainly from Zanzibar and Maldives islands, the “cauris” arrived, during the century XVIII, west of Africa…
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Small bracelets used as coins for the payment of transactions by different ethnic groups in the Congo (now the Democratic Republic of…
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Scepter or prestigious axe used in important ceremonies as a symbol of a social status.
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Knife used as a tool to work in the field, to cut herbs and as a weapon of defense and attack, also…
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Coming from the Indian Ocean and mainly from Zanzibar and Maldives islands, the “cauris” arrived, during the century XVIII, west of Africa…
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Small tool intended to work the land that was used as currency.
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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The handles, mainly of English manufacture, were introduced to millions in Africa, between the centuries XVI and XVIII to facilitate trade…
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