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Entry in the historical main catalogue: " ,etsiokum' wooden face mask. defective. Land of the Ekoi" Shape: Oval, human features Colour: Brown Pattern: Two tattooed scars on the forehead above the root of the nose Condition: Good.
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Höfling with ekpokin container
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human head
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Relief
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Bird hunting
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Ceremonial knife
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Sickle
Kuge
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Double bell
Ẹroro
Language: Bini
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Bell
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Subjects
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