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| Steve and Kevin Richey posing by Adinkra funeral cloth in Ntonso village |
A demonstration of Kente weaving at Bonwire village |
Kente veaving demonstration at Bonwire |
A demonstration of how to put together the loom for Kente weaving at Bonwire |
| More demonstration of how to put together the intricate loom for Kente weaving at Bonwire |
Participants attended an Akan funeral in Kumase |
With a tour guide at the Kakum Rain Forest in the Central Region |
Hiking and doing the canopy walk in the Kakum Rain Forest |
| It is time for a sip of fresh coconut juice at the Kakum Rain Forest |
Getting ready for a lecture at the National Center for Research into Plant Medicine at Mampong Akwapim in the Eastern Region |
Touring the labs at the National Center for Plant Medicine |
A visit to the Akonodi Shrine at Larteh in the Eastern Region |
| A Priestess performing the Akom dance at the Akonodi Shrine at Larteh |
Charline and Eliza listening to a lecture by a Chief at Edina before the procession marking the Bakatue Festival at Edina (Elmina) in the Centeral Region |
A group picture with the Chief in the Palace after the lecture |
A group picture with the Paramount Chief of Edina in his Palace just before the procession to the lagoon side for the annual ritual for the sea god before the fishing season |
| Another group picture |
The procession a long the Atlantic ocean lined with coconut trees |
A procession of the priestesses along the beach road leading to the lagoon |
Another view of the procession of priestesses along the beach road leading to the lagoon |
| The elders leading the procession |
The paramount riding in the his palanquin with the Asafo group drumming and chanting in the procession to the lagoon through Edina |
Kevin Reitz, Tohshiko and Charline sitting by the lagoon and observing the rituals |
Two priests offering ritual food to the lagoon before drawing the spirit of the lagoon to the shrine where the Paramount Chief and some elders are waiting to perform the ritual |