Mande Potters and Leatherworkers: Art and Heritage in West Africa

Kate Ezra · Barbara E. Frank

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African history and culture studies Crafts, Textile, and Design Archaeology and Rock Art Studies

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Chapter 1 1. More Than Objects Chapter 2 2. The Place of Pots Chapter 3 3. Beyond the Fringe Chapter 4 4. The Technology of Mande Pottery Chapter 5 5. The Technology of Mande Leatherwork Chapter 6 6. Mande Potters: Numumosow Chapter 7 7. Mande Leatherworkers: Garankew and Jeliw Chapter 8 8. Artistry, Cultural Choices, and Heritage

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