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Africa, Benin, Dassa. The royal burial site on the hill of Dassa		Africa, Benin, Taneka mountain. Cultivated field with cassava		Africa, Benin, Taneka villages. Fireplace of a fetisheur preparing a magical infusion		Africa, Benin, Taneka villages. The traditional hut roofs made of plants		Africa, Benin, Atacora region. Somba village of the Betammariba people
Africa, Benin, Atacora region. Somba village of the Betammariba people		Africa, Benin, Porto Novo, Ajara. A drum player		Africa, Benin, Porto Novo, Ajara. A drum player with a double bongo drum		Street scene, Porto Novo, Benin, West Africa, Africa		Benin
Flag of Benin		Wealthy African Family		Ivory Mask		Colonialism - Annexation of Ado by the British		Stamp Card produced by Ottmar Zeihar - Dahomey
Photograph: Capture of Benin - Military Tournament		Dahomey/French Take Kana		Nobleman of Whydah (Benin), and a woman of Congo with baby		Harry Rawson		Behanzin, The former King of Dahomey in exile
Interior of a Dindi Village, Benin, West Africa		Africa, Benin, Porto Novo, Ajara. A drum player		Commemorative Oba Head, late 18thc early 19thc (brass)		Hornblower, from Benin, Nigeria (bronze)		Benin Plaque, Nigeria (brass)
Benin Plaque, Nigeria (brass)		Top part of Salt Cellar by the Master of the Heraldic Ship, Nigeria, Bini-Portuguese, c		New Year's Boxes in Dahomey, from 'Le Petit Journal', 31st December 1892		General Alfred Amedee Dodds (1842-1922) in Dahomey, from 'Le Petit Journal'		Kana Fetishes in Dahomey, from 'Le Petit Journal', 26th November 1892 (colour
Proclamation of the New King of Dahomey, from 'Le Petit Journal', 19th February		General Alfred Amedee Dodds (1842-1922) (coloured engraving)		Mask, Benin (bronze)		Benin mask (brass)		Making palm oil in Dahomey, c.1900 (b/w photo)
Africa-Life-Illustration-Aof		Africa-Aof-Illustration		A Fon bocio, with tiny calabashes of medicine intended to empower the hand of the		A plaque showing an entrance to the palace of the Oba of Benin (detail)		An ornamental hip mask
A plaque depicting a hunter, possibly a Portuguese soldier, armed with a crossbow		Detail of the lid of an ivory salt cellar around the base of which are figures of		A Benin ivory box showing two Portuguese soldiers fighting beside a slaughtered dragon		An ivory salt cellar around the base of which are figures of Portuguese noblemen		A miniature head from an ancestral shrine
The chains on this Fon bocio, a powerful accumulation of secret objects, symbolize		A Fon bocio, a powerful accumulation of secret objects, wrapping a monkey skull		A powerful 'medicinal' object, known as a bocio, accumulating a variety of animal		An ivory hip pendant worn as part of the ceremonial regalia of the Oba (Benin king)		An ivory carving of a horse and rider
Benin ivory figure, probably depicting a European		An ivory hip pendant depicting an Oba (Benin king) and two attendants		This almost life-size altar image is of the cult god Gu, to whom was attributed the		A Benin chief's son leaning against the shield of his father		The street of the brass casters in Benin City
The Akairo-Mnowon, or royal jester, at the court of Benin		Sword ceremony of Chief Okonghae Ogiamwen, performed in the shrine in the palace courtyard		Chiefs and court officials participating in one of the major royal and civic rituals		A courtyard at the Oba's palace, Benin City		The overgrown fortifications of the ancient city of Benin
Hip mask worn by Benin chiefs		A plaque depicting a servant collecting fruit, one of many which decorated the palace		A pair of armlets with relief decoration		Benin brass plaque from the palace, depicting an Oba on horseback supported by two		Plaque with a representation of a drummer
A hip pendant of the type worn as part of the ceremonial dress of Benin chiefs		Two ornamental masks which formed part of the regalia of important chiefs in Benin		The right to wear ivory armlets was restricted to the Oba of Benin himself		A double bell - the striker is not shown		A plaque which decorated the palace of the Obas
A pair of ivory leopards placed on either side of the Oba's throne on state occasions		A kola nut box in the form of a cow's head		Plaque decorated with two leopards		Plaque decorated with an image of an alligator		An Edo boy in Benin City
The shrine of Aruosa, the Supreme God, in the palace of Chief Ogiamwen		Coral beads were an important symbol of the link between the Oba as ruler of the land		The late Oba Akenzua II in full regalia, including a coral garment and headpiece		A terracotta head from the ancestral shrine of a leading member of the brass casting		A brass pectoral ornament from the ceremonial dress of a Benin chief
An arm ornament in the form of a leopard, part of a ceremonial outfit of the Oba of Benin		A brass figure from Benin royal ancestral shrine		A figure of a hornblower or trumpeter such as would have been part of the retinue		An ornamental hip-mask which formed part of the regalia of the Benin king (Oba)		Three ornamental hip-masks which formed part of the regalia of Benin chiefs
A gateway between courtyards at the Oba's palace, Benin City		Along with two similar figures in museum collections this sculpture is a puzzling hybrid		The overgrown fortifications of the ancient city of Benin, believed to be the world's		A brass pectoral from the lower Niger area, showing Benin influence		A body mask depicting a women in childbirth, worn by a male dancer during a masquerade
A key, a hairpin and a ring decorated with coral beads		A plaque showing the gateway to the palace of the Oba of Benin		A chief with attendants depicted on a damaged brass pectoral ornament part of the		A plaque depicting a Benin warrior, which decorated the palace of the Oba		A warrior on horseback
Idia, the mother of Oba Esigie, was granted the right to establish her own palace		A plaque which decorated the palaceof the Benin Obas		The wife of a Benin chief displays her body decorations		The right to wear coral beads was restricted to senior chiefs in Benin
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