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Its design features a gracefully tapering neck
and within foundation deposits buried beneath temples from the New Kingdom (1550 – 1069 BC)
The Sukuma and Nyamwezi are closely related ethnic groups living south of Lake Victoria in west-central Tanzania
artists and craftsmen turned toward smaller
Accession Number: 25
Bura Phallic Terracotta Funerary Figure Nariño Its design features a gracefullyThe Bura Asinda Sikka culture, c. 200 1200AD, Niger or Burkina Faso, West Africa. This impressive and unusual slab shaped phallomorphic terracotta figure, dating from 200 1200 AD, is a remarkable example of the Bura Asinda Sikka culture of West Africa. Featuring a distinctive rounded protrusion on one side, this enigmatic artifact reflects the symbolic and ritualistic traditions of an ancient civilization whose artistic expressions remain shrouded in
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