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Anklet
Africa, Nigeria, Igbo people
Copper

Donated by Mrs A Arnot, 1953?
Museum number 9999-1135

Described by the donor as betrothal rings, anklets like this one were made and fitted by local blacksmiths. Worn on each ankle they were removed after marriage and kept as heirlooms.

Penannular copper anklet
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