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Ritual, art and/or physics? seven rare wooden oro bullroarers in the collection of the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
This paper investigates the artistic characteristic features and iconology of Yoruba Oro bullroarer using selected examples of seven Oro bullroarers in the collection of the Museum of the Institute of African Studies (MIAS), University of Ibadan, Nigeria. The ethnographic research design was adopted...
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