http://ukpuru.tumblr.com/post/112509172702/masquerade-dance-in-onitsha-photo-by-northcote

http://ukpuru.tumblr.com/post/112518300567/igbo-band-with-xylophone-photo-by-g-i-jones

Okorosie

http://ukpuru.tumblr.com/post/112362492037/an-okorosie-or-okoroshi-masquerade-depicting-a

Nsude Pyramids

http://ukpuru.tumblr.com/post/112255114847/circular-stepped-pyramids-at-nsude-northern

http://ukpuru.tumblr.com/post/112360878827/alusi-with-its-priest-and-its-ritual-iron-belled

Ichi Marks

Igbo youth with solar/lunar ichi marks. The marks are made to look like sun rays and also represent the moon. In Igbo the lines are called ogba ’farm furrows’. Early 20th century, Photo by MDW Jeffreys.

Location: ?Unsure?, Alaigbo | Date: ?Unsure?, Before 1920 | Credit: Jeffreys

Engaged Igbo Women

Engaged [Northern] Igbo women in “Gala” dress. Photo by G. T. Basden, turn of the 20th century.

Location: ?Unsure?, Alaigbo | Date: ?Unsure?, Before 1920 | Credit: Basden

Okorosie or Okoroshi masquerade

An Okorosie or Okoroshi masquerade of a female character called Nwanyire dancing in front of a group of spectators. The masquerader is wearing a white female face mask with a superstructure of a carved head on top with a pipe in her mouth. The masquerader is draped in cloths and holding a white feather.

— G. I. Jones

Location: ?Unknown?, Alaigbo | Date: 1930s | Credit: G. I. Jones