Nok culture sculpture

Early terracotta bust of the Nok culture (c. 500 BCE-200 CE), bearing the distinctive “Negroid” features of the Niger-Congo/Nilo-Saharan peoples. The statue's broad and flat nose, everted lips and prognathism are markedly unlike the “Caucasoid” countenances of the sculptures made by the ancient Egyptians, Puntites and other Afro-Asiatic-speaking populations. This points to different ancestral origins…

Nok sculpture of a seated person, Nigeria, ~500BC-AD 500[6000x6000

Lot - A terracotta head sculpture from the Nok culture (500 B.C.

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Nigeria - Nok culture, 300 to 500 BC Kneeling figure Ter…

Nok Terracotta Sculptures

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Prestel Pub, 2006. Hardcover. A hardcover copy of the richly illustrated study of the stunning ancient terra cotta figures discovered in central

The Nok Culture: Art in Nigeria 2500 Years Ago by Gert Chesi, Gerhard Merzeder on B Street Books, ABAA/ILAB

SCULPTURES, 2 pcs, 1900s, copies after the Nok culture, Nigeria

Guinea Coast, Nigeria, Nok region, 7th century BC-3rd century AD

Nok Terra Cotta

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Sold at Auction: Large figure Nok culture, Nigeria, Africa, 500