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Dani society was agrarian
this piece exemplifies the asymmetrical
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Its position in the northeastern Mediterranean Sea made it a vital link in ancient commercial networks
and worked with materials such as llama wool
Bura Phallic Terracotta Funerary Figure Fragment urn Dani society was agrarianThe Bura Asinda Sikka culture, c. 200 1200AD, Niger or Burkina Faso, West Africa. This mesmerizing and unusual ancient terracotta fragment, dating from 200 1200 AD, is a striking example of the Bura Asinda Sikka culture of West Africa. Crafted in a tubular, phallomorphic form, this artifact reflects the enigmatic artistic and ritualistic traditions of one of the Sahels most mysterious early civilizations. The Bura culture, centered in the lower Niger
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