The Ife Culture and Tradition 3
WEEK 4
TOPIC: The Ife Culture and Tradition
The Ife People
The people of Ife are Yoruba and are believed to be the descendants of Oduduwa. The Ife people are the earliest known Yoruba in the world from where the other Yoruba sub-groups migrated. Ife people are ancient, originally spiritual, and highly advanced artists and agriculturalists.
Occupational Activities
Most Ife people were farmers, traders and artisans. The copper and brass/bronze work was done by the lost-wax method of smithing. They also engaged in wood carving and blacksmithing.
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- The Location of Ile-Ife on the Map of Nigeria
- The Ife Culture and Tradition
- The Ife Culture and Tradition 2
- The Ife Culture and Tradition 3
- Significance of Ife Culture in Nigerian History
- The Location of Benin on the Map of Nigeria
- he Benin (Edo) Culture and History (Artefacts)
- The Benin (Edo) Culture and History (Benin People)
- Significance of Benin (Edo) Culture in Nigerian
- Chapters 9
- Category JSS1
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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