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The Kamablon of Kangaba
The Kamablon of Kangaba
The Kamablon of Kangaba is a sacred hut located in the town of Kangaba in Koulikoro Region, Mali. The hut was built in 1653 AD, and it is characterized by its circular structure, which has a diameter of 4 meters, and it is made of mud bricks and its roof is thatched. The hut is sacred and culturally belonging to the Mandé peoples.
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Country: Mali
District: Koulikoro Region
Category: Ancient Temples
Site History: 17th Century AD
Oldest Culture: Mandé Peoples
Later Cultures: Mandé Peoples
Site Features: Mandé Peoples Mounuments
UNESCO Tentative List
Part of: The Mandé Historic Sites and Cultural Landscapes
Date of Submission: 2018
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Elevation: 342 m
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