Knock on Wood
Size Matters
Eyes Wide Shut
Location, Location, Location
100

This object from the Ashanti peoples was made of wood and covered in gold

Sika dwa kofi (The Golden Stool)

100

These carved wooden figures which were anywhere from 2" and 2' tall, usually held a sword in their right hand

Ikenga (shrine figure)

100

This piece was "read" by touching and feeling beads, shells, and pegs

Lukasa (memory board)

100

The Reliquary Figure (byeri) is from this country

Southern Cameroon

200

In addition to wood, The Female (Pwo) mask was made from these 3 other materials

Fiber, Pigment and Metal

200

This mask has 2 long rectangular panels extending down from the head

Aka elephant mask

200

This piece made by the Fang peoples had downcast eyes, a calm expression and flexed his upper body 

Reliquary Figure (byeri)

200

Name the city and country that the Wall plaque, from Oba's palace is from

Benin, Nigeria

300

The Ndop's ibol is these 2 things

Severed hand and a drum

300

A Yoruba artist named Olowe of Ise was a master carver and created this tall object?

Veranda post of enthroned king and senior wife (Opo Ogoga)

300

These 2 groups of people were not allowed to view the contents of the reliquary box

Women and uninitiated boys

300

Where in Africa did the Chokwe peoples who made the Female (Pwo) mask reside

Democratic Republic of Congo

400

These figures serve as protection and spiritual importance to the Kongo peoples

Power Figure (Nkisi n' kondi)

400

The king in this brass piece is the central figure and is surrounded by attendants. This piece is a good example of hierarchal scale

Wall Plaque, from Oba's palace

400

This mask was worn by women during a ceremony that preceded an initiation

Bundu mask

400

The Ashanti peoples who created the Sika dwa kofi (Golden Stool) were from which country

Ghana

500

Girls are referred to as being like a "chrysalis" during initiation. The chrysalis shape is echoed in what mask?

Bundu mask

500

The Lukasa was a created to be small enough to be held in one hand. The process of "reading" the Lukasa (Memory Board) involves holding the board in which hand? 

The Lukasa is held in the left hand. The designs and symbols are traced with the right forefinger.

500

This piece had downcast eyes, decorative tubular projections, an elongated nose, and honored a specific woman

Portrait mask (Mblo)

500

This is the largest stone complex in Africa built before the modern era (aside from Ancient Egypt)

Conical tower and circular wall of Great Zimbabwe

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