
The Restitution Efforts of Oba Akenzua II and the Significance of the Benin Royal Stools
The Benin Royal Stools belonged to Oba Esigie, who ruled Benin from 1504–1550, and Oba Eresoyen, who ruled…

The Benin Royal Stools belonged to Oba Esigie, who ruled Benin from 1504–1550, and Oba Eresoyen, who ruled…

The Ife Terracotta Head is thought to date back to the 12th to 15th century. Crafted in a…

The Georg Steindorff Collection, comprising 163 objects, is a central, yet complex, component of the Egyptian Museum-Georg Steindorff…

This case study is centred around 119 cultural belongings from the historic Benin Kingdom that are part of…

This case study centres on a rare collection of Lechwe Skin Cloaks, garments traditionally made by Batwa men…

The Rosetta Stone is a granodiorite stele dating back to 196 BCE. It is inscribed with a royal…

These audio archives embody Rwanda’s living cultural heritage, especially its musical traditions that foster social cohesion and national…

This case study concerns the repatriation of prehistoric human ancestors from Morocco’s Rouazi-Skhirat necropolis (an ancient cemetery or…

The Tangué is intertwined with the political, spiritual and cultural lives of the water tribes of the Douala…

In 1884, Germany occupied Herero and Nama land in Namibia, under the auspices of protection treaties. When Gaob…

Ngadji was stolen from the Pokomo community in 1902 and donated to the British Museum’s Africa collection in…

Vigango originate from the Mijikenda community, which is made up of nine closely related but distinct cultural groups…

Vigango originate from the Mijikenda community, which is made up of nine closely related but distinct cultural groups…

Sara Baartman’s death in France, on 1 January 1816, at the probable age of 26 years catapulted her…

The Ngonnso deity was stolen from the Palace of the Nso Fondom in 1902 during a punitive expedition…

Monna wa Mosarwa was the first human ancestor repatriation to Botswana, one of the first on the continent…

The Nalindele Mask is an adornment that is worn during the Luvale people’s circumcision rites and rituals. On…

Kigango (singular) or vigango (plural) are memorial funerary posts that maintain a perpetual connection between the living and…

In 1899, German military forces began erecting stations and forts in Kilimatine, Iramba and Isanzu areas in Tanganyika…

The 23 cultural belongings are from various communities in Namibia, and were selected to represent the various cultural…

The Rhodesia Cabinet Files were housed at the Cory Library at Rhodes University in Makhanda, South Africa, and…

The human ancestors from Kilwa were housed in Nairobi, in the British Institute of Eastern Africa’s (BIEA) storeroom,…

The community is now seeking the temporary loan of the Tukah mask, to be able to perform the…

Kabwe Man (also known as “Broken Hill Skull” or “Rhodesian Man”) is said to be the first human…