An Igbo man from Achala, p.d. Anambra State, photographed by British colonial government anthropologist Northcote Thomas, 1910-1911. Museum...

An entrance in a compound in Nimo, p.d. Anambra State. Photographed by Northcote Thomas, 1910-11. Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, C...

A few examples of Igbo folk religious names primarily found as peoples surnames today. Christian influence from the early 20th century alte...

A woman of Öka (Awka) photographed by British colonial government anthropologist Northcote Thomas, 1910-1911. Museum of Archaeology and An...

An mgburuichi, an Igbo person with ichi marks associated with Nri. Northcote Thomas, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge. Igb...

A boy of Mgbakwu, p.d. Anambra State, photographed by British government anthropologist Northcote Thomas between 1910 and 1911. The pictur...

This is a cropped and coloured part of a larger picture of a young woman from Igbariam, photographed by Northcote Thomas, a British coloni...

Photo: Igbo double bell/gong. British Museum. 1930s. The relationship between chi and Chineke is by far more complex and enigmatic. [......

Photo: Wall painting on an Ekpe house in Umuajata, Olokoro (Umuahia) painted by an Anang artist. G. I. Jones, c. 1935. The Igbo lay more e...

Entry from the dictionary of the Igbo language centering around the Onicha and Asaba dialects, by British government colonial anthropolog...

Some unique Igbo names that are from the past and some made up here, that sound quite modern and new. Dije - di ije, master traveller Ki...

The Crisis, May 1930, p. 164. “Murdering Women in Nigeria” by Ben N. Azikiwe, better known as Nnamdi Azikiwe. This is a report concerni...