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The village of Nok in Nigeria was famed for its advanced metallurgic skills, particularly in the production of terracotta sculptures and the smelting of iron. The Nok culture, which thrived between 1000 BC and 300 AD, showcased sophisticated techniques in ironworking, which included the ability to create tools and weapons. This expertise in Metallurgy significantly contributed to agricultural development and societal advancements in the region. The intricate craftsmanship of Nok terracotta figurines also highlighted their artistic abilities alongside their metallurgical prowess.
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