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Showing community participation during ceremonies; such contexts are where ritual sounds and musical ensembles (drums, idiophones, vocal chants) play integral roles in Ikwa Ozu and farewell rites. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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A blacksmith pumping the heat supply to heat the iron red-hot. Photo credit; Wikipedia

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Metal working in Awka, highlighting the craft the town is historically known for. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Louis Whenayon Gabriel

Cannon Gun is a large and powerful weapon using Gun powder. It was used in the abolition of Slave Trades. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Bloomery Iron Furnace Historic Marker along. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Bloomery Iron Furnace. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Onye na-arụ ọrụ. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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the guardian newspaper

Photo credit; the guardian newspaper

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Igbos in diaspora celebrating Iwa-Ji in Dublin, Ireland. Photo credit; Wikipedia

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Adada Shrine at Nkwo Lejja (The community traditional market). Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Iron smelting furnace, late 19th century. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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19th century Maiden Spirit mask. Photo credit; Wikipedia

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Maiden Spirit helmet mask of Agbogho Mmuo. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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The slag blocks at Otobo Dunoka, Lejja. Photo credit; Wikipedia

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The slag blocks at Otobo Dunoka, Lejja. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Map of Lejja showing the thirty-three villages.. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Hand crafted human seats at Axari, Calabar, Nigeria. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Igba, known as the talking drum in the English language. Also known as Ikoro. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Igbo traditional musical instruments here are igba and ogene. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Blacksmith heating a piece of metal in the furnace. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Awka blacksmithing. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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