Removing bark from wood poles
Nafana youth Godfred Kwaku stands, bent at the waist, as he uses a piece of wood to hammer the bark of a wooden pole in order to loosen and remove it. The wood was harvested from farm fields to construct the frame for a wattle-and-daub structure being built on the grounds of the Banda Cultural Centr...
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| author | Enoch Mensah (11614809) |
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| dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv | Fisheries management Wood processing Sustainable architecture Design anthropology Sustainable design Construction materials Critical heritage, museum and archive studies Digital heritage wood bark materials processing wattle-and-daub |
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| description | Nafana youth Godfred Kwaku stands, bent at the waist, as he uses a piece of wood to hammer the bark of a wooden pole in order to loosen and remove it. The wood was harvested from farm fields to construct the frame for a wattle-and-daub structure being built on the grounds of the Banda Cultural Centre. Poles that have been stripped of their bark lie on the ground behind him. Banda-Ahenkro, Banda District, Ghana. |
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| spelling | Removing bark from wood polesEnoch Mensah (11614809)Fisheries managementWood processingSustainable architectureDesign anthropologySustainable designConstruction materialsCritical heritage, museum and archive studiesDigital heritagewoodbarkmaterials processingwattle-and-daubNafana youth Godfred Kwaku stands, bent at the waist, as he uses a piece of wood to hammer the bark of a wooden pole in order to loosen and remove it. The wood was harvested from farm fields to construct the frame for a wattle-and-daub structure being built on the grounds of the Banda Cultural Centre. Poles that have been stripped of their bark lie on the ground behind him. Banda-Ahenkro, Banda District, Ghana.2025-12-05T16:40:54ZImageFigureinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionimage10.25420/britishmuseum.30775427.v1https://figshare.com/articles/figure/Removing_bark_from_wood_poles/30775427CC BY-NC-SA 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/307754272025-12-05T16:40:54Z |
| spellingShingle | Removing bark from wood poles Enoch Mensah (11614809) Fisheries management Wood processing Sustainable architecture Design anthropology Sustainable design Construction materials Critical heritage, museum and archive studies Digital heritage wood bark materials processing wattle-and-daub |
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| topic | Fisheries management Wood processing Sustainable architecture Design anthropology Sustainable design Construction materials Critical heritage, museum and archive studies Digital heritage wood bark materials processing wattle-and-daub |