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The Nok culture, which thrived in what is now Nigeria from around 1000 BC to 300 AD, primarily cultivated crops such as millet, sorghum, and possibly rice. These grains formed the staple diet of the Nok people, supplemented by other plants and wild resources. Their agricultural practices contributed to the development of settled communities and complex societies in the region.
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What is NOK 159929?
it is a culture
What was west Africa's earliest known culture?
its nok..
Did the nok culture create portriat-like sculptures?
no
What was the sub-Saharan African culture from 700 bc - 200 bc?
Nok Culture.
What was the sub-saharan african culture that prospered from 700 to 200 bc?
Nok Culture.
What is an NOK?
nok is an ancient culture that date as far back as 500 b.c "before christ" it is located in modern day Nigeria the nok were respected for their terracota & sculpture which were the oldest in all of Africa
Where is the city of Nok located?
Nok is not actually a city. It was a culture in Northern and Central Nigeria around the time of 1000 BC. The Nok were some of the first people to create terracotta pottery and statues.
Sub-saharan African culture that were known for its terra-cotta figurines and use of iron?
The Nok culture.
What achievements the Nok culture had for Nigeria Village people?
they did smelt farming and war
What were the significant of Lupemban culture and Nok culture inthe history of West Africa?
it contributed to the rise of wealth among the sociaties
What role did iron working play nok culture?
I dont know someone help me
What are nok characteristics?
Nok characteristics refer to the distinctive features of the Nok culture, which flourished in Nigeria from around 1000 BC to 300 AD. The most notable characteristic is their impressive terracotta sculptures, which include human figures and animals, showcasing advanced artistry and craftsmanship. Additionally, the Nok people are known for early ironworking techniques and a complex societal structure, indicating a developed culture. Their archaeological sites have provided significant insights into early African civilizations.
