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<p>Craft africa adm: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome to Craftpedia Africa ==<br /> <br /> '''Craftpedia Africa''' is a developing knowledge platform dedicated to the documentation, preservation, and study of '''traditional crafts and artisanal practices of the African continent'''.<br /> <br /> The project aims to provide well-structured, verifiable, and culturally respectful information on crafts across Africa — from ceramics and textiles to metalwork, woodcraft, basketry, and other material traditions shaped by local environments, histories, and belief systems.<br /> <br /> == Regions ==<br /> * [https://nigeria.craftpedia.africa Nigerian Craftpedia portal]<br /> <br /> == Scope of the project ==<br /> <br /> Craftpedia Africa documents:<br /> <br /> * regional and local craft traditions<br /> * materials, techniques, and tools<br /> * historical development and cultural context<br /> * links between crafts, ritual, daily life, and trade<br /> <br /> Articles are organized by '''region, country, material, and craft type''', allowing readers to explore Africa’s material culture from multiple perspectives.<br /> <br /> == Editorial approach ==<br /> <br /> The canonical language of Craftpedia is '''English'''.<br /> <br /> Articles in other languages may be provided for accessibility; unless explicitly stated otherwise, they may be machine-translated and not yet editor-reviewed.<br /> <br /> Each article is intended to follow a '''neutral, academic, and museum-style tone''', focusing on factual description rather than interpretation or commercial promotion.<br /> <br /> == Current status ==<br /> <br /> Craftpedia Africa is currently in its '''early development phase'''.<br /> <br /> Content is being added gradually, with priority given to establishing a consistent structural and taxonomical foundation.<br /> <br /> == About Craftpedia ==<br /> <br /> Craftpedia Africa is part of the '''Craftpedia''' project — a global, multilingual initiative dedicated to traditional crafts and material culture worldwide.<br /> <br /> Main portal: <br /> [https://craftpedia.wiki craftpedia.wiki]</div>

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<p>Craft africa adm: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome to Craftpedia Africa ==<br /> <br /> '''Craftpedia Africa''' is a developing knowledge platform dedicated to the documentation, preservation, and study of '''traditional crafts and artisanal practices of the African continent'''.<br /> <br /> The project aims to provide well-structured, verifiable, and culturally respectful information on crafts across Africa — from ceramics and textiles to metalwork, woodcraft, basketry, and other material traditions shaped by local environments, histories, and belief systems.<br /> <br /> == Scope of the project ==<br /> <br /> Craftpedia Africa documents:<br /> <br /> * regional and local craft traditions<br /> * materials, techniques, and tools<br /> * historical development and cultural context<br /> * links between crafts, ritual, daily life, and trade<br /> <br /> Articles are organized by '''region, country, material, and craft type''', allowing readers to explore Africa’s material culture from multiple perspectives.<br /> <br /> == Editorial approach ==<br /> <br /> The canonical language of Craftpedia is '''English'''.<br /> <br /> Articles in other languages may be provided for accessibility; unless explicitly stated otherwise, they may be machine-translated and not yet editor-reviewed.<br /> <br /> Each article is intended to follow a '''neutral, academic, and museum-style tone''', focusing on factual description rather than interpretation or commercial promotion.<br /> <br /> == Current status ==<br /> <br /> Craftpedia Africa is currently in its '''early development phase'''.<br /> <br /> Content is being added gradually, with priority given to establishing a consistent structural and taxonomical foundation.<br /> <br /> == About Craftpedia ==<br /> <br /> Craftpedia Africa is part of the '''Craftpedia''' project — a global, multilingual initiative dedicated to traditional crafts and material culture worldwide.<br /> <br /> Main portal: <br /> [https://craftpedia.wiki craftpedia.wiki]</div>

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