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Onu Oshuru (lit. Oshuru Bottomless Pit), one of several structures found at the Lejja communal sacred solar plaza, Nsukka. Utu-Udele-Igwe, a solar-tree deity of justice in this locale is said to rise from the pit each day. Image source: Acholonu and Davis (2013).

Onu Oshuru (lit. Oshuru Bottomless Pit), one of several structures found at the Lejja communal sacred solar plaza, Nsukka. Utu-Udele-Igwe, a solar-tree deity of justice in this locale is said to rise from the pit each day. Image source: Acholonu and Davis (2013).
| Ref. | OZ-P-1422 |
|---|---|
| Type | Photograph · image/jpeg |
| Credit | Acholonu and Davis (2013 |
| Added | 2 June 2025 |
| Dimensions | 680 × 511 |
| Size | 119 KB |
| Rights | credit “Acholonu and Davis (2013” read from the item's own caption text, which says "source: Acholonu and Davis (2013).". Derived from the WordPress record, not established by a person: nobody has confirmed this. |
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