In this section, you will find pictures and information about
certain areas of African Studies related to the CAP program
and to the activities your teacher will be working on with you.
Your teacher will tell you to click on one of the following
as part of a lesson.
• Image
• Research
• Art
• Instruments
Each one will take you to a list of websites that will give
you information about Africa in words and pictures (note:
“Image” is just a picture). In the Instruments
section, you can sometimes listen to the sound of different
African instruments, if your computer has the right software
and speakers.
You may want to explore the sites listed just for your own
interest. You will find lots of interesting facts, pictures,
and sounds from Africa. You can also see a few examples of
African art, dance and instruments in the African Studies
Gallery below.
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Wood and raffia mask from Zaire
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Wood mask from Nigeria
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Mbira inside a calabash |
Ci Wara headdress in performance
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Kente cloth from Ghana
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Kente cloth from Ghana
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