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believed that most Nok figures, both male. Fig. 1. Male Figure (fragment), Nok, Nigeria, 900. b.c.e.–500 c.e. Terracotta, 22? x 12 x 11 in. (57.8 x. 30.5 x 27.9 cm). Yale University Art Gallery, ancient culture, as there has been no con- trolled archaeological investigation. Bayard. Rustin, the civil rights leader of the 1950s and.
The Nok culture believed to have thrived between 500BC -200 AD. Although the Nok terracotta head is unique, certain stylistic traits are found throughout the corpus of Nok art; triangular eyes and perforated pupils, noses, mouth and ears combine to depict men and women with bold, abstract features (NCMM, 2012) and
The Nok culture is an early Iron Age population whose material remains are named after the Ham village of Nok in Kaduna State of Nigeria, where their famous terracotta sculptures were first discovered in 1928. The Nok Culture appeared in northern Nigeria around 1000 BC and vanished under unknown circumstances
Area of the Nok culture. Nok sculptures also depict animals and humans. Their function is still unknown, since scientific field work is still missing. For the most part, the terracotta is preserved in the form of scattered fragments. That is why Nok art is well known today only for the heads, both male and female, whose hairstyles
Nok/Nok Figurine Culture. 10. The Sahelian Kingdoms. 11. Kingdom of Ghana. 12. Mali Empire. 13. Songhai Empire. 14. Nigeria. 14. Ile Ife/Ife and Yoruba. 15. Benin Kingdom. 15. Asante/Ashanti Empire. 16. Cote d'Ivoire. 17. Cameroon and the Cameroon Grasslands. 17. Religion in Africa. 19. Traditional Religions. 19.
Artifacts continue to be unearthed without documentation of the context in which they were buried, a lack of extensive archaeological study that has severely limited our understanding of Nok terracottas. One of the earliest African centers of ironworking and terracotta figure production, the Nok culture remains an enigma.
The Nok Culture of sub-Saharan Africa is believed to be the earliest known civilization of Africa. Evidence of a Nok Culture was first discovered in. 1928 during mine excavations led by Lt. Colonel J. Dent-Young, when a terra cotta monkey's head was unearthed in the Nigerian village of Nok. Terra cotta human heads were
of an early culture around Nok,1 a village near the centre of the present. Nigeria. . NOK CULTURE. This stone-age culture is believed to have flourished between 500 B.C. and. A.D. 200 about the centre of the present Northern Nigeria. The first . merged, with Lagos, into the colony and protectorate of Nigeria. A legis-.
13 Dec 2016 Keywords: Nok Culture, Nigeria, chronology, radiocarbon dating, pottery, Iron Age Combining the absolute dates and the results of the pottery analysis, a chronology of the Nok Culture has been developed, spanning more than a millennium Cottas in West African Art History.pdf (November 11, 2013).
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