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Lost-wax millet pounder
Mossi Cultural Group
mid/late 20th century
Cane or staff
Mossi Cultural Group
early 20th century
Axe/ tool
Mossi Cultural Group
none
Heddle Pulley
Mossi Cultural Group
early/mid 20th century
Heddle Pulley
Mossi Cultural Group
early/mid 20th century
Heddle Pulley
Mossi Cultural Group
early 20th century
Lost-wax village life skewer
Mossi Cultural Group
late 20th century
Lost-wax village life skewer
Mossi Cultural Group
late 20th century
Lost-wax village life skewer
Mossi Cultural Group
late 20th century
Lost-wax village life skewer
Mossi Cultural Group
late 20th century
Lost-wax village life skewer
Mossi Cultural Group
late 20th century
Lost-wax village life skewer
Mossi Cultural Group
late 20th century
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