AFRICA BEFORE 1800 CHAPTER 13. IDENTIFY CULTURE AND TITLE.

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AFRICA BEFORE 1800 CHAPTER 13

IDENTIFY CULTURE AND TITLE

Benin, Nigeria, 1735CE Brass 1’ 5.5” Symmetrical hierarchy Jaguars Head Necklace Igue ALTAR TO THE HAND (IKEGOBO)

Nigeria, 12 th Cent., Zinc- Brass, 1’ 6.5” Naturalistic torso Head is largely disproportionate Beads once as a crown Hands “lifelike but idealized” KING, FROM ITA YEMOO

Mali, 13 th cent, terracotta, 2.375’ Thin, tall, tubular arms Conventions of Djenne? ARCHER, FROM DJENNE

Soapstone, 15 th cent., Great Zimbabwe, 1’2” CROCODILE MONOLITH

Master of the symbolic execution Sapi-Portuguese, ivory, 1’5” Great comination of European and African Art. How? SALTCELLAR saltcellar