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- _2 value "Perang Dunia sudah berakhir, namun masih muncul perang-perang yang lain." assertion.
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- _2 value "The Coronation Journey (Usama Rituals) Traditionally, when a crown prince (Edaiken) becomes Oba, he must undergo the journey from Usama (the original Benin settlement) into the heart of Benin City. Along this sacred journey, rituals are performed at shrines and ancestral sites. The presence of symbolic creatures—especially birds—can be read as omens of approval or warning. The “bird of prophecy” might be invoked in chants or symbolism during this passage, marking the transition from mortal prince to divine king." assertion.
- _2 value "This xylophone is a locally made musical instrument made of wood used predominantly for traditional music in events, daily cultural lives, and also predominantly used in the catholic church in Cameroon. Each tab produces a different sound, mimicking the keyboard/piano, and it's often played with well-shaped wooden sticks, unlike keyboards with hands." assertion.
- _2 value "Beaded Collar Necklace of the Maasai People" assertion.
- _2 value "The object was likely made with what is referred to as the lost wax-casting technique, which involved creating a wax model, coating it in clay to form a mold, melting the wax to create a void, and then pouring molten material (brass, copper, etc.) into the mold to create the object" assertion.
- _2 value "1939 - 5.5.2012" assertion.
- _2 value "The colours on a beaded necklace represent different things. Red: Represents bravery, strength, and unity. It also symbolises the blood of cattle, which is sacred and vital to Maasai life. As the prominent colour of the traditional Maasai shuka (a traditional blanket), it is a colour associated with Maasai ethnicity and is the colour with which the Maasai hold the deepest connection. Blue: Signifies energy and the sky, which provides life-giving rain for cattle, crops and people. Water is often scarce, so blue also represents vitality and survival. Green: Symbolises health and land, reflecting the Maasai’s deep connection to the Earth and nature. When the land is healthy, the cattle are healthy, and so too the Maasai community are healthy. Yellow: Represents fertility and growth, often linked to the sun, which nurtures life. White: Associated with peace, purity and health. It also represents cow’s milk, which is a significant part of Maasai culture and a staple of Maasai sustenance. An abundance of milk goes hand-in-hand with Maasai health. Black: Stands for the people and the struggles they must endure. It speaks to pride and identity, and is often worn by married men and women to mark their marital status. Orange: Symbolises hospitality, warmth, and friendship—essential values in Maasai culture." assertion.
- _2 value "shell bracelet, also given as dowry in Biak island, New Guinea" assertion.
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