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 Terracotta Sculptures

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Detailed sculpture dating to the ancient Nok culture. The Nok

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Not Chinese but the Great Ancient Nok culture of West Africa [500