Primitive Art - Wood Liquid Video

Masca - Primitive Art

Aboriginal Art: Symbols and Stories

Tunisia YYYY @ Nike Stadium (VICE Live 29.03.11)

Tribal Art: Dogon. Mali. West Africa

Body Language Conveys Interest
Is she interested If you want to meet women I suggest you first make sure you have mastered your body language and learned the ability to interpret a woman's body language

History of Jewelry and Antique Jewelry
Humans have always worn jewelry. Before man learned to write, or even speak, he decorated himself with pendants, necklaces, earrings, and headdresses. Fossils from primitive people living 75,000 years ago show that humans formed bracelets and necklaces from materials like the shiny shell of a snail or bones strung together from animals. They formed beads from mollusks and strung the beads to create beautiful necklaces. Throughout history, people formed jewelry from whatever natural material captured their fancy, including wood, hair, metals, teeth, and gemstones. Jewelry was used to display power, status, for medicinal purposes, to ward off evil, and as a part of religious rituals. In 3,500 B.C., man began to use fire to alloy metal; s ...

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Obsessed With The Magic Of Art Wood Carving
African hot summer night, religious ceremony, the ancestors of the villagers to play before people start to dance mask dance. Beating the drum for the dance and over every corner of the village, wooden masks and exaggerated form exudes power intake soul, to create a mysterious, psychic atmosphere.