African Genius. Basil Davidson

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Nineteenth-century tomb at Ununio, coast of Tanzania

       Siwa or ceremonial horn from Lamu, north-eastern Kenya

       African Christian Church symbol on hillside near Johannesburg

       Anyanwu, The Awakening: by Ben Enwonwu, Lagos

       Photographs (before text)

       1. Akan shrine priest, central Ghana

       2. Tallensi hut interior, northern Ghana 1965

       3. Akan ceremonial stool, central Ghana

       4. Ancient bronze ceremonial vessel, Ita Yemoo, Yorubaland

       5. Ancient terracotta head, Ife, Yorubaland

       6. Benin royal shrine, 1965

       7. Balante village shrine, Guinea-Bissau 1967

       8. Assembly for public ritual of Karimojong adult juniors, 1957

       9. Assembly for public ritual of Karimojong elders, 1957

       10. Small bronze figure representing an Akan ancestor

       11. Spanish witches in flight, with attendant owl: aquatint from Goya’s Caprichos

       12. A medieval ‘Witches’ Sabbath’: woodcut from Hans-Baldung Grien, 1510

       13. A missionary opinion from Seven Sevens of Years and a Jubilee: a history of the S.I.M. by its founder

       14. The bodies ‘spiritual’ and ‘natural’ of Bishop Thomas Beckingham (d. 1464) on his tomb at Wells Cathedral, Somerset

       15. and 16. The annual ‘pilgrimage’ at Rocia, Alicante, Spain

       Acknowledgements

      Plates. 1, 2, 3: Paul Strand. 4, 5, 6, 10: Werner Forman, 7: author. 8, 9: plates 5A and 5B from Neville Dyson-Hudson, Karimojong Politics, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1966. 11, 12: Mansell Collection. 14: Phillips Studio, Wells. 15, 16: John Hilleson Agency Ltd.

      Drawings in the text. p. 63, from Godfrey Lienhardt, Divinity and Experience, Oxford Clarendon Press, 1961. p. 79, from Neville Dyson-Hudson, Karimojong Politics, Oxford, Clarendon Press 1966. p. 171, redrawn from Marcel Griaule, Conversations with Ogotêmmeli, O.U.P. for the International African Institute, 1965. p. 228, from Peter Morton-Williams, ‘An outline of the cosmology and cult organisation of the Oyo Yoruba’, Africa xxxiv.3, 1964.

      All drawings in the text not otherwise acknowledged are by Caroline Sassoon, who made them for this book.

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       Akan shrine priest, central Ghana 1965

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       Tallensi hut interior, northern Ghana 1965

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       Akan ceremonial stool, central Ghana

       Ancient bronze ceremonial vessel, Ita Yemoo, Yorubaland

       Ancient terracotta head, Ife, Yorubaland

       Benin royal shrine, 1965

       Balante village shrine, Guinea–Bissau, 1967

       Assembly for public ritual of adult juniors of Karimojong, 1957

       Assembly for public ritual of Karimojong elders, 1957

       Small bronze figure representing an Alkan ancestor

      Spanish witches in flight, with attendant owl: aquatint from Goya’s Caprichos

       A medieval ‘Witches’ Sabbath’: woodcut by Hans Baldung–Grien, 1510

      Missionary opinion from Seven Sevens of Years and a Jubilee:: a history of the S.I.M. by its founder

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