| RESEARCH 63 Links |
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| | Geography, Maps, Flags etc. | |
 | Religions Practiced in Africa by Map |  |
| Slave Trade Map & African-American Ancestry | |
| States in Nigeria  | |
| Transatlantic Slave Trade Route | |
| Transatlantic Slave Trade Route & Goods Traded in "New World" | |
| Map & Graph: Religion: Religions by Country |  |
| African Countries: Principal Languages, Religions, Flag and History | |
| Adherents.com - Religion by Location | |
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| | General Research | |
| AfrikaWorld.net | |
| Bibliography on Traditional African Religion
(use w/ descerning eye) | |
| Cutting to the Essence: Yoruba and Akan Art | |
| Review of John S. Mbiti's book, Introduction to African Religion | |
| Standford Resource Page | |
| Women's Role in Yoruba Society | |
| Wole Soyinka on Yoruba Religion | |
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| | Ancestors | |
| Ancestor Veneration | |
| Efe/Gelede ceremonies Among the western Yoruba |  |
| Egungun Masquerade | |
| Egungun Masquerade at Imewuro | |
| Egungun Masquerade at Oru | |
| Gelede: Metaphysics and Gender in African Ritual Play | |
| Gelede & Egungun Festival | |
| Honoring the Ancestors in vodou | |
| Libations: Remembering Those on Whose Shoulders We, Today, Stand | |
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| | Akan | |
| Abusua & Nton | |
| Akan Cultural Symbols Project | |
| Akan Cosmology | |
| Akan Studies with Foc | |
| Philosophical Analysis of Akan and Ewe Taboos | |
| Us on Kwawu (Akan)
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| | Animal Sacrifice | |
| Supreme Court Did Not OK Animal Sacrifices | |
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| | Caribbean | |
| Demonization and Suppression of African Expressions | |
| Orisha Experience in Trinidad and Tobago | |
| Orisha Feast | |
| Steel Island: Drums, Sango and Trinidad | |
| Spiritual/Shouter Baptists of Trinidad and Tobago | |
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| | Colonialization, Cultural Orientation, Civil Rights | |
| Effects of Colonialism on the Yoruba Religion | |
| Future of African Gods: the Clash of Civilizations | |
| (In)Visibility and Duality of the Civil Rights and Yoruba Movements: 1950s-1990s | |
| Transnational Identities, Modernity and World View of Yoruba Americans | |
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| | Dance | |
| List of Traditional African Dances | |
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| | Drumming | |
| African Drums | |
| Akom: The Art of Possession | |
| Bata Drumming & Orisa Worship | |
| The Batá Drums | |
| The Sacred Drum of Santeria | |
| Introduction to the Bata | |
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| | Medicine | |
| African Traditional Healers : The Journey from Twaza to Sangoma | |
| African Traditional Healers and Prevention of Blindness | |
| Introduction to Igbo Medicine | |
| MDs Could Learn From African Healers | |
| Spirits and Spirituality: Alcohol in Caribbean Slave Societies | |
| Vodou Medicine | |
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| | Scarification | |
| Aesthetics - Scarification | |
| Civilizing Scars | |
| Scarification and Cicatrisation among African cultures | |
| Scarification: Culture and Beauty | |
| Wikipedia: Scarification | |
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| | Slavery | |
| Ama: Story of the Atlantic Slave Trade | |
| American Slave Narratives:An Online Anthology | |
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| | West Africa, Assorted | |
| Ewe Gorovodu Shrine in Southern Ghana
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| Ghanas Goldene Legende | |
| Ghanas Goldene Legende Slides: 1 2 3 |  |
| Nkondi or Nkonde (N'kisi) Nail Fetish, Bakongo/Kongo
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| Rites of Passage in Ohafia | |
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| | Nigerian, Orisa | |
| Agbeni Sango Shrine of Ibadan | |
| Edo Nation | |
| Ejigbo, a Brief History | |
| Urhobo System of Divination and Its Esoteric Language | |
| Motherland Nigeria | |
| Orilonise: The Hermeneutics of the Head and Hairstyles Among the Yoruba | |
| Susanne Wenger | |
| Susanne wenger, Willkefilm | |
| The Orichas Say | |
| Yoruba Divination | |
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| | Vodou | |
| An Introduction to Vodou | |
| Voodoo Likely the First African-American Religion in America | |
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