Building Tuilding Traditional House in Northern Ghana

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Language: English
Duration: 3:35

Description:
Fred Dahe visits the indigenous people in the Nothern Region of Ghana.

In this episode, he gets to experience the local language and music and participates
in one of their passed-down traditions of “flooring” a compound/room. A building
technique that existed prior to advancement in modern technology.

Experience the joy of the people as they work together, the warm reception,
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