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Blakhud Museum - where the pen excavates. |
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Women Kpegisu Group (Klikor) performing at BRC. |
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When the women
lead, and the men support. Watch the woman drummer turn the audience on. Klikor Adzogbo Group performing at BRC. |
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Inmates of the Thunder Divinity Shrine come out of their shrine at Festival of offerings time. Sofati Shrine, Klikor |
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Klikor - where the women play instruments. Initiates of the Sofati Shrine perform a ritual dance. |
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Catching them
young. Blakhud residence group training a young dancer. Enyo Azameti dances. |
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Klikor - Where ritual carvers
line the streets. Mensa Arkpeh - a carver and member of BRC Management Committee |
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Klikor - where tourists join the joy of music and dance while others clap. |
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Klikor - Mama
Vena Shrine, built by Torgbui Humali II , 1997 |
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