Body in coffin 20130309-004_body-in-coffin Description and Documentation of Sekpele

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Due to the fact that chiefs are buried at night, the corpse is placed and showcased in the coffin. A group of women who are possessed by ancestral spirits hover around the coffin. They are paying their respect to a colleague who is yet to join them.

Burial 20130309-005_burial Description and Documentation of Sekpele

At night the chief is finally buried. Chiefs and elders are buried in their own rooms. Libation is p

Deliberation of elders 20130309-000_deliberation_elders Description and Documentation of Sekpele

In the next morning, the elders of the town sit to deliberate on the course of last evening’s event

Coffin of Akhenaten, Tomb KV55

Coffin of the Pharaoh Akenaten in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo, Egypt. This coffin was recovered from

Post-burial reception 20130309-003_post-burial_reception Description and Documentation of Sekpele

After burial, a reception of palmwine is provided every afternoon during the course of seven days fu

Post-burial rites 20130309-002_post-burial_rite Description and Documentation of Sekpele

Chiefs are normally buried at night. However, due to Christianity, symbolic Christian burial rite is

Body verbs 20121106-001_body_verbs Description and Documentation of Sekpele

Elicitation of body verbs Recording equipment: Zoom H4n; Rode NTC-2 shortgun mic

Body in coffin 20130309-004_body-in-coffin Description and Documentation of Sekpele

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