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A Ibo terracotta, Abakleke village, Calabar region, Nigeria.


"This art and culture province is grouped around the river of the same name in eastern Nigeria and western Cameroon. The river itself was formerly called Rio del Rey. The ethnic groups in this area include the Ijo, the Mbembe with the Oshopong, the Ekoi with the Ejagham (the actual Ekoi), the Keaka (not to be confused with the Kaka) and Obang, the Boki, the Yakö, Efik and the Anyang with the Banyang; in a broader sense, the Ibibio groups with the Ogoni, Oron, the Efik and the Eket, who are related to the Ejagham, as well as individual Ibo groups (Aba, Bende, Aro and Izzi), the Widekum and the Bangwa, who are part of the Bamileke.
For a long time, the Cross River and its tributaries were an important trade route and a thoroughfare for many of the ethnic groups living there. The Efik (Ibibio) and Aro (Ibo) in particular traveled up the Cross River and its tributaries in search of slaves, for whom they offered European goods (since the 17th century) and local agricultural products in exchange. Nevertheless, this area was the scene of endless battles between rival clans and ethnic groups well into the British colonial era. However, the extraordinary influence of the Europeans, which they exercised since contact with the Portuguese, should not be overlooked. Old Calabar, the most important port after which the entire art region was once named, was one of the most important centres, initially for the slave trade, then for palm oil, and was notorious among European traders in the 18th and 19th centuries. With the advent of the slave trade, which increased in the 16th and 17th centuries, the Ijo - the oldest people in the delta, now numbering over 1.8 million people - were significantly involved in the founding of numerous slave towns on the coast: from Forcados in the far west, via King George Town, Akassa, Brass and Nimbi, to Bonny (here together with the Ibo) and New Calabar (with the Kalabari). The Kalabari, who live in the east of the actual Ijo, played a key role. Although they belong to the large block of Ijo-speaking groups, they define themselves as their own ethnic community. Today, many Kalabari have moved to Port Harcourt, where they are involved in trade and politics. The Qua clan, descended from the Ejagham in the hinterland, has also lived in and around Calabar for centuries, and their linguistic, cultural and economic ties to their homeland are constantly being strengthened by immigrants. Qua were also the creators of the magnificent terracottas shown here, and they may have served a similar purpose to the Nnim fertility cult of the Ejagham. They were discovered during construction work in Calabar in areas that were traditionally burial and sacrificial sites, although no human remains were found. According to thermoluminescence studies, they are dated to the 10th to 11th centuries."

Scource: Erde und Erz, Karl-Ferdinand Schaedler, p.248.

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