Mutanen Nuna

Mutanen Nuna
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Yankuna masu yawan jama'a
	Burkina Faso

Mutanen Nuna, ko Nunuma, rukuni ne na mutanen Gurunsi a Kudancin Burkina Faso, da aka kiyasta yawan jama'a 150,000, da Ghana. An kuma san Nuna da abin rufe fuska.^[1] Ƙungiyar tana magana da yaren Nuni.^[2]

Al'adu

An bambanta fasahar Nuna musamman ta fuskokin sa masu launuka iri-iri - ja, fari da baki - mutum-mutumi na yumbu da itace, stools da jauhari, gabaɗaya an kuma ƙaddara don girmama kakanni.

Abin rufe fuska na tsuntsu^[3]
Abin rufe fuska na Butterfly^[4]
Abin rufe fuska.
Sculpture daga yankin Léo^[5]

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Manazarta

↑ African and Oceanic Art in Jerusalem: The Israel Museum Collection Douglas Newton - 2001 "The largest subgroup are the Nuna, with the smaller Nunuma, Winiama, Kisena, and Lela on their borders. ... sirigi ("Mother of Masks") of the Dogon, and the karanga masks of the Mossi former kingdom of Yatenga, in northern Burkina Faso."
↑ Studies in Kasem Phonetics and Phonology - Page 19 A. K. Awedoba - 2002 -"... classified by Bendor-Samuel (1971) as 'Northern Grusi' together with three other closely related languages: Nuna or Nuni (also referred to as Nunuma or Nounouma), Lyele and Pana. These, its closest 'cousins', are spoken in Burkina Faso.
↑ Musée du quai Branly
↑ National Museum of African Art
↑ Musée du Louvre, Pavillon des Sessions

[1] African and Oceanic Art in Jerusalem: The Israel Museum Collection Douglas Newton - 2001 "The largest subgroup are the Nuna, with the smaller Nunuma, Winiama, Kisena, and Lela on their borders. ... sirigi ("Mother of Masks") of the Dogon, and the karanga masks of the Mossi former kingdom of Yatenga, in northern Burkina Faso."

[2] Studies in Kasem Phonetics and Phonology - Page 19 A. K. Awedoba - 2002 -"... classified by Bendor-Samuel (1971) as 'Northern Grusi' together with three other closely related languages: Nuna or Nuni (also referred to as Nunuma or Nounouma), Lyele and Pana. These, its closest 'cousins', are spoken in Burkina Faso.

[3] Musée du quai Branly

[4] National Museum of African Art

[5] Musée du Louvre, Pavillon des Sessions

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