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Direct linkBennett, S. A.; Phillips, Claire; Moore, Natalie – Arts & Activities, 2009
The original Moko Jumbie was a spirit dancer from West Africa. "Moko" is a West African word that refers to gods and "Jumbie" means ghost. In West Africa, Moko Jumbies are known to kidnap and eat disobedient children, steal dreams and see into evildoers' hearts and terrorize them. They walk through villages on 10- to…
Descriptors: African Culture, Latin American Culture, Art Activities, Studio Art
