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This description is consistent with the stone in the floors within the alcoves at the two ends of the upper-level north hall, which has the appearance of domical stromatolites that have been cut parallel to bedding (Fig. So the programme called for a centrally focused domical building with nine equal entrances disposed symbolically to welcome people from all directions to prayer and meditation. The umbrella, through its domical associations, also finds analogy with the tolek, each confirming the other's status as part of the Lamido's language of power. |
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