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African Traditions By Margaret Musgrove A Ashanti uh shahnt ee Ashanti weavers Kente s ilk threads B Baule bah oo lay Baule s acred symbol crocodile ID: 235393

zulu ashanti jie masai ashanti zulu masai jie dogon desert kung ewe wagenia fanti rendille uge vai lozi sotho

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Slide1

“Ashanti to Zulu:African Traditions”

By: Margaret MusgroveSlide2

A - Ashanti

(uh-

shahnt

’-

ee

)Slide3

Ashanti

weavers

Kente

s

ilk threadsSlide4

B - Baule

(bah’-

oo

-lay)Slide5

Baule

s

acred symbol

crocodile

AshantiSlide6

C - Chagga

(

chah

’-

guh

)Slide7

Chagga

a

ge/gender

initiation ceremonySlide8

D - Dogon

(

daw-gawn

’)Slide9

Dogon

farmers

Mali

mountainsSlide10

E - Ewe

(eh’-

vay

)Slide11

Ewe

drummers

“talking” drumsSlide12

F - Fanti

(

fahn

’-tee)Slide13

Fanti

guests

Palm wine

gourds – calabashes

ancestorsSlide14

G - Ga

(

gah

)Slide15

Ga

foufou

boiled white yams

fingers

right handSlide16

H - Hausa

(how’-

suh

)Slide17

Hausa

p

ray 5 times

Allah

mosque

IslamSlide18

I - Ikoma

(

ik

-oh’-

muh

)Slide19

Ikoma

honey

tiny bird

beehives

honeycombSlide20

J - Jie

(

jee

’-

yuh

)Slide21

Jie

herders

Uganda

animalsSlide22

K - Kung

(

koohng

)Slide23

Kung

water

desert

reeds

ostrich eggshellsSlide24

L - Lozi

(low’-zee)Slide25

Lozi

Zambezi River

w

inter flood

Nalikwanda

Paramount Chief

r

oyal familySlide26

M - Masai

(

mah

-sigh’)Slide27

Masai

braids

shaved head

jewelrySlide28

N - Ndaka

(n-dah’-

kuh

)Slide29

Ndaka

bride

material

veilSlide30

O - Ouadai

(

wah-dy

’)Slide31

Ouadai

market

canopies

bargainSlide32

P - Pondo

(

pahn

’-doe)Slide33

Pondo

spar

knuckles

heart or liverSlide34

Q - Quimbande

(

keem-bahn

’-

deh

)Slide35

Quimbande

children

wives

compoundSlide36

R - Rendille

(

rehn

-

deel

’-lay)Slide37

Rendille

nomadic

donkeys

branchesSlide38

S - Sotho

(

soo

’-too)Slide39

Sotho

magic beaded doll

cone

childSlide40

T - Tuareg

(

twah

’-

reg

)Slide41

Tuareg

Tent

desert

bowl

ahalSlide42

U - Uge

(

oo

’-gay)Slide43

Uge

kola nuts

friendship

ceremoniesSlide44

V - Vai

(

vy

)Slide45

Vai

Liberia

items

gracefullySlide46

W - Wagenia

(

wuh

-

gehn

’-

ee

-uh)Slide47

Wagenia

fishermen

catwalks

Congo River

hand-woven bamboo traps Slide48

X - Xhosa

(

koe

’-

suh

)Slide49

Xhosa

South Africa

blankets

ochre

pipesSlide50

Y - Yoruba

(

yawr

’-uh-

buh

)Slide51

Yoruba

artists

statues

IbejiSlide52

Z - Zulu

(zoo’-loo)Slide53

Zulu

dancers/dances

cowhide shields

clubs

headbands