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As late as the 20th century, it was customary for messengers of the court (Emese) of Ife to shave half of their heads every five days. Because of the half-shaven head, these heads are interpreted as depictions of court messengers.
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Hen
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Pendant with crocodiles and bull's head
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Bronze plate: Man with flat, pearl cap and ruff
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Leopard (Aquamanile)
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Money box
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Comb
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Blowing horn
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