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Mambila or Bamum Healer's Calabash Pitcher peaches Sukuma Culture and Tanzania

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Sukuma Culture and Tanzania

tears and holes

Lovely encrusted patina

The MIT Press

The Ertebølle culture was eventually succeeded by the Funnelbeaker culture around 4100 BC

Mambila or Bamum Healer's Calabash Pitcher peaches Sukuma Culture and TanzaniaMambila or Bamum people, early to mid. 20th century, Cameroon Grasslands, Central Africa Magnificent ritual calabash pitcher used by healers or diviners in the Cameroon Grasslands. A large spherical calabash vessel with a long neck, securely set within a finely woven basketry holder with a side handle. The bulbous body is richly adorned with bones, a small monkey skull, snail shells, plant seeds, medicine packets, feathers, and other sacred

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