3001 -African Brass dish with Akan script

Physical description:: Shallow brass dish, slightly fluted sides, incised with a semi-circle of Akan script (unknown text). Deep red patina with silver wear. African. Probably used as a magical tool.
Size:: 29 cm diameter
Information:: Of unknown provenance, this dish can only be related to Object No. 3002, a garment thought to be part of sorcerer's robe. This connection is made because both items were found in the same object-box (labelled 'Witch-Doctor. Mau-Mau. Sundry Items' in Williamson's hand), and both appear to be decorated with Akan script (a Ghanaian language).
Resource:: Object
Materials:: Brass

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