Who was the ruler of the west African kingdom of your Yoruba in 1300?

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barxatty [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

Ori Olokun

Explanation:

This civilization's relics were first discovered not far from the present-day town of Nok. Terracotta and ironwork are hallmarks of Nok culture. Archaeologist Bernard was introduced to the Nok tribe by a tourist in 1943. Clay figures, humans, and animals are all here. There are no sculptured eyes that are round or triangular. Human beings' hairstyles may be rather ornate. When you see a human, you'll often see him or her seated, knees bent.

Attached image: Brass figure of a ruler (Ori Olokun), 1300–1450, brass, made in Ife, 35 cm high

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