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The people and cultural landscape of Sukur, since 1999 a World Heritage Site in Nigeria. Usumana Ndaysu, senior elder of the Sukur Ka-Mariya, his son and the tall nggu drums carved out of tree trunks that are particularly associated with Damay. |
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| Date | between 1984 and 2004 | ||
| Source | The comprehensive site sukur.info, by Nicholas David and Judith Sterner | ||
| Author | Nicholas David | ||
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in mail from David to user:Orland january 2008
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| current | 19:35, 10 January 2008 | | 288 × 385 (41 KB) | Orland | == Skildring == {{Information |Description= The people and cultural landscape of '''Sukur''', since 1999 a World Heritage Site in Nigeria |Source= The comprehensive site [http://www.sukur.info/home.htm sukur. |
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