African Liberation Day 1981, Drumming Display

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Date:May 1981

Description:It was quite common for people from the Caribbean to be introduced to African culture and traditions, this was sometimes demonstrated by the pouring of libation or master drummers performing the opening ceremony as in this case.

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Creators: Mr Vanley Burke - Creator

Image courtesy of: Birmingham Central Library

Donor ref:Birmingham City Archives (5/2277)

Source: Birmingham Central Library

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