127 results for "AFRICAN BELL, ZANDE" between $5.00 and $75.00

Understanding African Philosophy serves as a critical guide to some of the most important issues in modern African philosophy. Richard Bell introduces readers to the complexity of Africa, the legacy of colonialism, the challenges of post independence Africa, and other recent developments in African Philosophy. Chapters discuss the value of African oral and written texts for philosophy, concepts of "negritude," "African socialism," and "race," as well as current discussions in international development...

Pages: 108, Paperback, AuthorHouse

African Bells and masks of the Bamileke. This African Bell from the Bamileke tribe of Mali measures 16 inches tall. This example of Bamileke art is over 15 years old. When struck, this bell produces two tones.

The African bells are most likely to have been made by the Kirdi or other non-Islamic people of the Mandara mountains bordering Nigeria and Cameroun using the lost-wax casting process.

Tycoon Percussion African Double Bells are Hand-Forged from heavy duty iron that is heated, hammered, then shaped before being sent back into the fire for tempering. These bells are an integral part of traditional African music.

Choose from two sizes; 9" Long or 11" Long. (please note that sizes are approximate and will vary as these are hand-crafted instruments)

Description Table of Contents Author Bios Filled with stunning photography, entertaining text and useful travel tips for the visitor, 'East African Wildlife' is the ideal companion for outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.Some travelers love nothing better than to bathe in the sun. Others revel in immersing themselves in history and culture. Then there are those who are born to shop. We all know the type. In fact, we might ourselves be the type. There are some people for whom shopping is not...

An anthology of parables and essays examines such issues as "The Bell Curve," the Contract with America, and the healing role of gospel music in the African American community.

Peter Bell, executive vice president of Hazelden Publishing and Educational Services, is a nationally recognized author and trainer in the field of chemical dependency. He co-founded the Institute on Black Chemical Abuse and served as the organization's executive director for 15 years. Bell has worked as a consultant for treatment centers, schools, and government agencies, and has provided public-policy leadership on addiction issues. He lives in Minneapolis.

For nearly two centuries, Wall Street was the heavily guarded stronghold of one of the most exclusive, powerful, and wealthy clubs in the world -- America's financial elite. The story of the slow, painful, and truly inspiring progress of African Americans who established a foothold in the investment world has gone largely untold, until now. In the Black tells the heroic stories of intrepid pioneers who battled against overwhelming odds to prove that they had the intelligence, ambition, and drive...

click here to enlarge photos Bell, Sir H[enry] Hesketh. LOVE IN BLACK. London: Edward Arnold, 1911. Octavo, pp. [1-4] 5-9 [10-12] 13-263 [264: printer's imprint] + 24-page publisher's catalogue dated "Autumn, 1911" inserted at rear, original black cloth, front and spine panels stamped in white, oval paper paste-down on front cover shows five African angels, fore and bottom edges untrimmed. First edition. Seven short stories of native life in West Africa and the Gold Coast, several of which previously...

A few days before the end of the school year in Cadiz, Kentucky, eleven-year-olds Steven Patterson, who is white, and his best friend Kendra Jordan, who is African-American, stop at Kendra's younger sister's grave, as they always do on their way to and from the school bus. But this afternoon they notice flowers on an old grave that sits ten yards or more beyond all the others in their church's cemetery. Kendra, who loves mysteries, insists that they check it out, since this is the grave of Amanda...

Pages: 144, Edition: Second Edition, Paperback, Hazelden