Historical Sites In Nigeria: Igbo_Ukwu

_______________ site looked like a refuse dump

• a. Igbo-Johnson

• b. Igbo-Richard

• c. Igbo-Jeremiah

• d. Igbo-Jonah

Majority of the Igbo-Ukwu arts were

• a. Decorative ornaments and household utensils

• b. Metalworks and household agricultural materials

• c. Ceramic work and pottery

• d. Graphic arts and fabric work

Igbo-Ukwu was accidentally discovered in

• a. 1958

• b. 1938

• c. 1939

• d. 1949

Igbo Ukwu community is made up of _______ villages

• a. Seven

• b. Four

• c. Twelve

• d. Sixteen

The earliest coppersmiths in West Africa are the ________ People

• a. Ile-Ife

• b. Igbo-Ukwu

• c. Benin

• d. NOK

Which of the following group of activities can be linked to the Igbo-Ukwu people?

• a. Bronze and iron work

• b. Gold and Diamond work

• c. Clay and cement work

• d. Building and grains

_______________ is prevalent in Igbo-Ukwu art:

• a. Wristwatch

• b. Bracelets

• c. Pearls and beads

• d. Beads and tattoos

________________ was a burial chamber where kings and important personalities were buried.

• a. Igbo-Johnson

• b. Igbo-Jeremiah

• c. Igbo-Ukwu

• d. Igbo-Richard

Igbo-Ukwu people used __________ method of casting

• a. Last cast

• b. Lost cast

• c. Hollow-wax

• d. Lost-wax or hollow cast

Which of the following is part of the villages in the Igbo-Ukwu community?

• a. Akokuka

• b. Erigboha

• c. Ezigbo

• d. Nengo