INDIANA UNIVERSITY PRESS A rich, multifaceted appraisal of Mami Wata and other water deities in Africa and beyond Sacred Waters

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U NI VERS IT Y O F W IS C ON SIN -M A DIS ON D E PA RTME NT OF A R T H IS TOR Y 2008 N ews let t er 232 Elvehjem Building 800 University Avenue

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• Mami Wata
• Chazen Museum of Art
• University of Wisconsin–Madison
• Chipstone Foundation
• Madison
• Wisconsin
• Bard Graduate Center
• Feminist art movement
• Wisconsin
• Culture
• Geography of the United States

Introduction Introducing Yemoja Solimar Otero and Toyin Falola Mother I need mother I need

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• Yoruba deities
• African traditional religions
• Afro-American religion
• Orisha
• Yemaja
• Yoruba religion
• Oshun
• Mami Wata
• Lydia Cabrera
• Yoruba
• Santería
• Brazilian mythology

Cameroon | Yaoundé “Mamy Watas“ In a little town of Cameroon called MBALMAYO, there is a river called river NYONG and on that river, there is a big rock and under that rock, about people tales, there is a town

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• Mami Wata
• Kamerun
• Religion
• Africa
• Culture
• Centre Region
• Mbalmayo
• Nyong River

A Curriculum Resource for Teachers Lyn Avins and Betsy D. Quick This curriculum resource was developed in conjunction with the exhibition Central Nigeria Unmasked: Arts of the Benue River Valley. The exhibition is organ

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• Idoma people
• Mami Wata
• Igala people
• Religion
• Geography of Africa
• Africa
• UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History
• University of California
• Los Angeles
• Benue River

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• Yoruba
• Mami Wata
• African traditional religions
• Olokun
• Calabar River
• Water deity
• Mermaid
• Calabar
• Mountain of Fire and Miracles
• Religion
• Culture
• Health deities