BIGODI CULTURAL CENTRE
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2024
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2024
This tiny museum exhibits grindstones and mortars used to grind, crush and crush the grains (sorghum, millet) or to reduce cassava to powder. Also on display are large containers, offered as gifts or endowments, in which beer and banana gin are stored. Distilling apparatus, a wooden bicycle, traditional musical instruments and an omweso (a game related to awalé) are also displayed. Much more than the objects on display, it is the explanations provided by the curator that are worth the visit!
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