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ig̀bĂŹn drum

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to the 14th century ad, ig̀bĂŹn drums (a set of footed cylindrical drums) seem to have been used. The dĂčndĂșn pressure drum, now associated with Yoruba culture and known in a broad belt across the savanna region, may have been introduced around the 15th century, since it appears in plaques


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to the 14th century ad, ig̀bĂŹn drums (a set of footed cylindrical drums) seem to have been used. The dĂčndĂșn pressure drum, now associated with Yoruba culture and known in a broad belt across the savanna region, may have been introduced around the 15th century, since it appears in plaques


    Read More