Short films

  • True Icons Of The Kush

    True Icons Of The Kush

    Did you know that an African kingdom once ruled Egypt and even challenged the Roman Empire? Yet, history books barely mention Kush, one of the greatest civilizations of the ancient world. What you will discover in this video: -How the Kushite kingdom controlled vast lands from Sudan to Egypt -How […]

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  • Nok Film: The Story of an Ironsmith From The Nok Culture.

    Nok Film: The Story of an Ironsmith From The Nok Culture.

    An excavation site, near the village of Taruga in Nigeria, revealed something nobody was expecting: iron furnaces. Archaeologists found 13 furnaces and terracotta figurines were in such close association—inside the furnaces and around them—that he postulated the terracottas were objects of worship to aid blacksmithing and smelting.

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  • What If Ancient Terracotta Hairstyles Came Back?

    What If Ancient Terracotta Hairstyles Came Back?

    Ever wondered how hairstyles from ancient Terracotta statues would look in today’s world? In this video, we reimagine these iconic styles in a modern setting, blending history with innovation. Watch as we bring these designs to life through vibrant animation, showcasing their timeless beauty and relevance. Perfect for fans of […]

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  • Nok Hairstyles

    Nok Hairstyles

    A rich history of hairstyling was documented by the Nok civilization, one of the earliest in West Africa, in addition to their enigmatic clay sculptures. The elaborate buns, twists, crowns, and beehives depicted in their sculptures demonstrate that hair was a statement rather than merely a fashion accessory. What precisely […]

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  • A Profile of an Iron Smith from the Nok Culture of Nigeria.

    A Profile of an Iron Smith from the Nok Culture of Nigeria.

    An excavation site, near the village of Taruga in Nigeria, revealed something nobody was expecting: iron furnaces. Archaeologists found 13 furnaces, and terracotta figurines were in such close association—inside the furnaces and around them—that he postulated the terracottas were objects of worship to aid blacksmithing and smelting. They were part […]

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