The Kuba Mask

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The Bantu migration Kuba mask was found in 3000 B.C.-1100A.D. , they were known to be used at ceremonies, rituals and wars; they were decorated with lines and patterns to represent spirits and mythological beings. In fact, the Kuba mask was traditionally used in ceremonies. But, now it is used for decoration and art. Next, the Kuba mask was also used for rituals and funerals. Also, the Kuba mask might be at a museum for history significance.To add, the Kuba mask was also used in wars. Last, The Kuba mask could be kept on display to show your ancestry. In conclusion the Bantu Migration Kuba mask is used by Bantu people for war, ceremonies, and rituals.

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