Beads, body, and soul : art and light in the Yoruba universe.

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Beads, body, and soul : art and light in the Yoruba universe.

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Beads, Body, and Soul curriculum resource unit developed in conjunction with the exhibition at the UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History, 1998. The curriculum guide includes 20 35mm color slides. Additionally the Heard Museum was sent 10 35mm color slides of the gallery installation.

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