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African Civilization Resources
...between artists, teachers, and students of African art and culture. Artistry

Background History
Indigenous Glassworks of Bida, Nupeland, Nigeria, West Africa. ... z.Africa's Oldest

African Timelines Part II
...terra cotta and bronze portrait heads, continuing Nok creative traditions ... See

African Storytelling
...skills is an essential part of children’s traditional indigenous education on ... Earth:

Ancient Africa
Did the Nok teach themselves these skills, or did ... Excavations in 1932 proved that

The Zimbabwe Ruins in the Electronic Passport
...in 1932 proved that the indigenous Africans created the ruins, but the white colonial

Facts about Nigeria
Main Religions, Christianity, Islam, African indigenous. ... Cotta Figures The oldest

@history: WIRED: Chapter 10
Who were the Nok? ... To explore the impact of Islam on West Africa, go to Islam and

Exploring Africa -> Students-> Early African History-> How Do We ...
...which date back further and use indigenous African languages and ... heavily on oral

Exploring Africa -> Students-> African Art-> A Brief Introduction
The Nok civilization, dating from the 5th century BC, left behind ... Traditional African

«Conversion» in African Traditional Religion
...alive certain vital aspects of the indigenous religious culture of ... Religion' in JS

African art
...richest (because of the people's sedentary lifestyles) in indigenous art. ... African

African tribes
A fine 2000 years old Nok from Nigeria.(c)collection David Norden ... The ndako gboya

BLACK PEOPLE; BLACK WORLD: AFRICA, AMERICAS, INDIA, MELANESIA
BLACK "INDIAN" OR "AFRO-DARIENITE" FROM THE FORESTS OF PANAMA: BLACK INDIGENOUS

African Art on the Internet
...of culturally significant objects in and out of an indigenous context. ... http://www.

Encyclopedia of African History
Neolithic, Pastoral: Eastern Africa Nok Culture: Terracotta ... Indigenous Crafts

Encyclopedia of African History
Makurra and 'Alwa Nok Culture: Terracotta ... History of Religion, Indigenous Beliefs:

African History
...legacy of ancient Egypt, but rather as the indigenous achievement of ... and 300 BC by

Arewa-online
The Nok art for instance, has many images made from iron ... IFA: The Indigenous Faith

Ajepong Syllabus
Gold; Dahomey: Art/Sculpture. The people of the Nok culture of ... Expansion Batimalliba

Early History of Africa
Indigenous plants include African yams, African rice, bulrush millet, finger ... the

Adherents.com: By Location
...dwindled. Eventually the Nok culture withered away. ". ... 8%. ". African indigenous

Internet African History Sourcebook
Nok Culture: 2ND African Art: Nok Culture [At USF] A culture in Northern ... General:

WORLD HISTORY
...was often a compromise between indigenous ways and ... as in pre-Colombian Peru, various

Peace Corps | World Wise Schools | Lesson Plans | Teacher Guides ...
Note: Tigers are indigenous to Asia ... Many of Africa's flourishing ancient civilizations --

Cyberjournal for Pentecostal Charismatic Research
The result was the organization of African Indigenous Churches. ... The History of

Introduction
The result was the organisation of African Indigenous Churches. ... The Histroy of

African beads
...various materials: seeds, bone teeth, cauris, etc… In the Nok culture of ... The oldest

Benin Bronze Mask
...sculptures are terra-cotta figures created by the Nok people around ... can be little

AfricAvenir - Research - Chronology of African History 3
...and bronze portrait heads, continuing Nok creative traditions. ... in nonegalitarian

Indigenous Affairs Index texts
4/2000 More Trouble for the Heuny, by Nok Khamin, pp ... Universal Declaration of the

Art of Ancient Africa
The ancient civilization called the "Nok" originated in the area of present day ... and

Dr. Vess's World Civilization Virtual Library
...history did not end here, for the Kushites and Nok are just a ... development of

Early urbanization: Africa
...a. Around 2000 BC; b. The Nok people were an early agricultural society which ... a.

Papers
...indigenous voices, cognition and the reinterpretation of. ... or re-circulation: Benin,

LECTURE 3:
The history of Africa’s indigenous heritage can be ... Egyptians were Africans but many

ExchangeRate.com - Exchange Rate - Currencies - Graphs ...
Ethnic groups: Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Arab, German, African, indigenous people. ...

Fourth Grade - Visual Arts - Overview - April
...remind them of the influence of Native American indigenous architecture of the

Africa
...over a millennium, adding much to the fabric of indigenous African cultures through

African Art Course Slide List - Bowles
Oil Painting?. 1998 © Nok Museum (tbs-souveniers). Burkina Faso. ... Metropolitan

History of Ijaws and Neighbors in Southern Nigeria
Kwa people) who seem to have been the founders of the Nok complex; The ... goes back

AFRICAN THEOLOGY AND SOCIAL CHANGE
New York: Nok Publishers International. ... aspects from African perspectives", African

Consulate General of Nigeria, Atlanta, Georgia
This culture reflects African, and in some areas ... non-Muslim parts of the north,

MSN Encarta - Print Preview - African Art and Architecture
...surviving art objects of western Africa are fragments of Nok terracotta (baked ... Indigenous

African art. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
...of the people’s sedentary lifestyles) in indigenous art ... From the north the remarkable

The Nok civilization thrived between 500 BC and 200 AD on the Jos Plateau in northeastern Nigeria. They are the first known West African societies and set the trend for later empires, most notably the Kingdom of Benin.

The Nok was the first known iron-smelting civilization in West Africa, and the first known art-producing civilization in sub-saharan Africa. radiocarbon analysis dates Nok artifacts between 500 BC and 200 AD.

Little is known about the Nok people because they did not have a written language. They are most famous for their terra cotta masks and sculptures, imitated by the Benin culture during the 15th and 16th centuries

The word Nok itself is a modern invention, the name of the Nigerian town in which, in 1928, the civilization's remains were first discovered. Nok