Hooded sweatshirt Cauris GOLD embroidery / Material 100% COTTON Chester Hisme 22:12 (0 minutes ago) Mine ✨Hoodie Cauris✨ Cowry shells were one of the most common currencies in West Africa. the French banned the use of cowries around 1907. There was resistance from the ancients, because the attachment to cowries and the refusal to adopt the white man's currency was a way of defending, l independence and sovereignty they had before the colonial conquest. Cowries are no longer used as currency in West Africa, but traces of their history remain as a means of payment. Source: www.culturesofwestafrica.com
Hooded sweatshirt Cauris GOLD embroidery / Material 100% COTTON Chester Hisme 22:12 (0 minutes ago) Mine ✨Hoodie Cauris✨ Cowry shells were one of the most common currencies in West Africa. the French banned the use of cowries around 1907. There was resistance from the ancients, because the attachment to cowries and the refusal to adopt the white man's currency was a way of defending, l independence and sovereignty they had before the colonial conquest. Cowries are no longer used as currency in West Africa, but traces of their history remain as a means of payment. Source: www.culturesofwestafrica.com
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Sweatshirt a capuche
Cauris
Broderie OR / Matière 100 % COTON
Chester Hisme
22:12 (il y a 0 minute)
À moi
✨Hoodie Cauris✨
Les coquillages « cauris » étaient l’une des devises les plus répandues en Afrique de l’Ouest.
les Français ont interdit l’usage du cauris aux alentours de 1907.
Il y a eu de la résistance des anciens , car l'attachement aux cauris et le refus d’adopter la monnaie de l’homme blanc était une façon de défendre,
l’indépendance et la souveraineté qu’ils possédaient avant la conquête coloniale.
Les cauris ne servent plus en tant que devise en Afrique de l’Ouest, mais il reste des traces de leur histoire comme moyen de paiement.
Source : www.culturesofwestafrica.com
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