Artifacts at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

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- Gold dust or abrus seed container
- Boxes; Gold Coast; Akan (African people); Akan (African people)--Ghana--Social life and customs
- The trade in gold across Africa’s Sahara desert, called the Trans-Saharan gold trade, dominated West African commerce from the 7th to the 14th centuries. In search of gold for coinage, Arabs from the Mediterranean made annual camel treks across...
- Artifacts at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
- Hammered brass pan scale for weighing gold
- Scales (Weighing instruments); Weights and measures; Gold Coast; Akan (African people); Akan (African people)--Ghana--Social life and customs
- The trade in gold across Africa’s Sahara desert, called the Trans-Saharan gold trade, dominated West African commerce from the 7th to the 14th centuries. In search of gold for coinage, Arabs from the Mediterranean made annual camel treks across...
- Artifacts at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
- Geometric counterweights ("abrammoo”) used for weighing gold
- Ghana; Ghana--Social life and customs; Gold Coast; Weights and measures; Measuring instruments
- The trade in gold across Africa’s Sahara desert, called the Trans-Saharan gold trade, dominated West African commerce from the 7th to the 14th centuries. In search of gold for coinage, Arabs from the Mediterranean made annual camel treks across...
- Artifacts at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
- Geometric brass counterweights (“abrammoo”) used for weighing gold
- Scales (Weighing instruments); Weights and measures; Ghana; Gold Coast; Akan (African people); Akan (African people)--Ghana--Social life and customs
- The trade in gold across Africa’s Sahara desert, called the Trans-Saharan gold trade, dominated West African commerce from the 7th to the 14th centuries. In search of gold for coinage, Arabs from the Mediterranean made annual camel treks across...
- Artifacts at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
- Brass spoon for dispensing gold
- Implements, utensils, etc.; Spoons; Gold Coast; Ghana; Akan (African people); Akan (African people)--Social life and customs
- The trade in gold across Africa’s Sahara desert, called the Trans-Saharan gold trade, dominated West African commerce from the 7th to the 14th centuries. In search of gold for coinage, Arabs from the Mediterranean made annual camel treks across...
- Artifacts at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis