To the north-east of Kumasi, these are the last material remains of the great Asante civilization, which reached its high point in the 18th century. Since the dwellings are made of earth, wood and straw, they are vulnerable to the onslaught of time and weather.
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Join us as we celebrate the African World Heritage Day with the African Site Managers discussing on the Role Mission and Partners of the Network.
... Join us as we celebrate the African World Heritage Day with the African Site Managers discussing on the Role Mission and Partners of the Network.
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“Managing World Heritage for the Next 50 Years” The Ministry of Culture of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia represented by the National Committee and the
... “Managing World Heritage for the Next 50 Years” The Ministry of Culture of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia represented by the National Committee and the
... Join us as we celebrate the African World Heritage Day with the African Site Managers discussing on the Role Mission and Partners of the Network.
... Join us as we celebrate the African World Heritage Day with the African Site Managers discussing on the Role Mission and Partners of the Network.
... “Managing World Heritage for the Next 50 Years” The Ministry of Culture of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia represented by the National Committee and the
... “Managing World Heritage for the Next 50 Years” The Ministry of Culture of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia represented by the National Committee and the
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