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Wood carving instruments used by the Ette Ennaka people. ©

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There are important elements in the material heritage of the Ette Ennaka, such as arrows or spindles (for thread production) that remind us of the urgent need for younger generations to retain their Cultural Heritage. From a participatory standpoint, we have managed to identify and bring back traditional chants to the Ette Ennaka youth.

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Ette Ennaka cacique showing the wood carving of bows and arrows. ©

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Wood carving handle for maraca (musical instrument) Ette Ennaka. ©

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 Ette Ennaka polishing process of the maraca. ©

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Ette Ennaka hunting tools carved in wood. ©

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Ette Ennaka, maraca (musical instrument). ©

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