Akwaaba (Fertility) Doll from Ghana kinara cultural oppression

cultural oppression

Citing—among other things—the huge Negroid-looking Olmec heads of Central Mexico and the similarities between the Aztec and Egyptian calendars and pyramid structures

creative and easy to follow

Finch has been engaged in private research into African antiquities

journeys to Africa after securing an appointment with the National Institute of Psychiatric Medicine in Bagamoyo

Akwaaba (Fertility) Doll from Ghana kinara cultural oppressionAn Akwaaba doll is a carved figure used by the Ashanti people of Ghana Ivory Coast as a talisman to promote fertility and and to protect pregnant women. A woman who hopes to become pregnant will keep such a blessed doll on her person, and will dress and care for it as one would a real child.