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Neolithic Tenerian Culture Stone Grave Goods or Amulets dish Known locally as gbo

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Neolithic Tenerian Culture Stone Grave Goods or Amulets dish Known locally as gboTenerian Culture, c. 46002500 BC, Tnr Desert, Niger, West Africa Fascinating and evocative assemblage of ancient stone and fossil grave goods or amulets dating to the Neolithic Tenerian culture. Each piece reflects the ritual, symbolic, and spiritual world of a people who lived during one of the Saharas most remarkable climatic phasesthe Neolithic Subpluvial, a time when todays vast desert was a fertile savanna teeming with life. The Tenerian culture

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Known locally as gbo

which terminates just below the rim on the interior and at the lower body

this beautifully preserved artifact features a single chisel-like modified edge

in designated areas known as charnel grounds

Neolithic Tenerian Culture Stone Grave Goods or Amulets dish Known locally as gboTenerian Culture, c. 46002500 BC, Tnr Desert, Niger, West Africa Fascinating and evocative assemblage of ancient stone and fossil grave goods or amulets dating to the Neolithic Tenerian culture. Each piece reflects the ritual, symbolic, and spiritual world of a people who lived during one of the Saharas most remarkable climatic phasesthe Neolithic Subpluvial, a time when todays vast desert was a fertile savanna teeming with life. The Tenerian culture

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