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| cone with painted dots | spirals clockwise and counter clock-wise |
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| radar image of Hurricane Hugo | spiral galaxies | spider web | seed head |
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| sliced nautilus shell | bighorn sheep |
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Point
out the silkscreened imitation of the Africa Adinkra cloth and tell them
the story of its origin. Adinkra also means ìgoodbyeî to the Ashanti people
from Ghana. The cloth was used for burials and as gifts for those leaving.
The symbols on this cloth are the same used on an Adinkra cloth given to
an Ashanti king a little over 100 years ago.| 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,... |
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