In some African cultures, earrings can symbolize a person's social status, wealth, or tribal affiliation. They also can be used for protection or to ward off evil spirits. The meanings associated with earrings can vary greatly depending on the specific region and cultural context in Africa.
Some did but most wore two or more. Among the Great Lakes tribes it was also common for men to wear nose-rings of shell or copper. Many Lakota women wore two very long and elaborate earrings made of "hair pipes", obtained from the traders (see the links below):
No, being black means that you have ancestral roots that come out of Africa. Today, a black skin color can be found in several different continents, and one might associate themselves more with Jamaican or Haitian ancestry, though technically all people with a dark skin tone had family that came out of Africa at some point in history. Unfortunately, almost all of the time it was due to being enslaved.But you couldn't call someone born in the United States an African. They are African-American. Calling someone "African" gives the connotation that they were born in Africa.
yes i believe they were born in Africa
The Bantus migrated across sub-Saharan Africa, spreading to regions such as Central Africa, East Africa, and Southern Africa. They also settled in areas with suitable land for agriculture and natural resources.
Modern evidence suggests that Homo sapiens originated in Africa and then migrated to other parts of the world around 60,000 years ago. This out-of-Africa theory is supported by genetic, fossil, and archaeological evidence.
You mean the jewelry?
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Ann Klein
"EA" on jewelry likely stands for "Earring Adapter," meaning the jewelry piece can be worn as either an earring or pendant.
It means an awesome person also mean earring lover!! :)
that would be the manufacturers mark.
beacause he wants too
That it is sterling silver but may be gold plated.
The 925 is indicative of 92.5% sterling silver.