Dogon masking traditions
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Dogon masking traditions are the elaborate ceremonial practices of the Dogon people of Mali that use a wide variety of carved wooden masks in complex dances and rituals to honor ancestors and mark key social and cosmological events.
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| Label | Occurrences |
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| Dogon masking traditions canonical | 1 |
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