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  • rock painting of a dance performance
    African dance
    / Rhythm

    …dag Chun dance of the Birom girls of the Jos Plateau.

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    …dag Chun dance of the Birom girls of the Jos Plateau.

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  • Jos, Nigeria
    Jos

    …by the Afizere, Anaguta, and Berom peoples, and there were two primary settlements in the vicinity, Guash and Naraguta. The town developed rapidly after the British learned, about 1903, of vast tin deposits in the area. Africans had long gathered the metal from the alluvial beds of the Delimi and…

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    …by the Afizere, Anaguta, and Berom peoples, and there were two primary settlements in the vicinity, Guash and Naraguta. The town developed rapidly after the British learned, about 1903, of vast tin deposits in the area. Africans had long gathered the metal from the alluvial beds of the Delimi and…

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