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Ahanta people

The Ahanta/Ayinda are an Akan people who live to the north and east of the Nzema. The Ahanta land has been historically known as one of the richest areas on the coast of what is now Ghana.

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Ahanta people

Nodes26
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Triples38
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
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Ahanta people

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related to history · 24
Ahanta people → Ahanta, Ahanta's, Akan, As, Benin, Cape Coast, Congo-Niger, Cote D'Voire, Edo, For, How Ahanta, Igbo, It, Nigeria, One, Sahara Desert, Sekondi, Some, South, Sub-Sahara Africa
related to Culture · 11
Ahanta people → African, Ahanta, Ahantas, Christianity, Islam, It, Kundum, Nzema, The, The Ahanta, Today

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ahanta dutch coast gold ghana people kingdom portuguese land one known also akan twins years badu fort festival busua trade

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Igbo in Nigeriainstance ofland of twins'.Ahanta belongs to several Congo-Niger languages0.80text
Edo in Benininstance ofland of twins'.Ahanta belongs to several Congo-Niger languages0.80text
all the Akan languages stretching across the South of the Sahara Desert from Togo to Cote D'Voireinstance ofland of twins'.Ahanta belongs to several Congo-Niger languages0.80text
Ahanta peoplerelated to CultureThe Ahanta0.60section
Ahanta peoplerelated to CultureKundum0.60section
Ahanta peoplerelated to CultureIt0.60section
Ahanta peoplerelated to CultureToday0.60section
Ahanta peoplerelated to CultureAhanta0.60section
Ahanta peoplerelated to CultureNzema0.60section
Ahanta peoplerelated to CultureThe0.60section
Ahanta peoplerelated to CultureAhantas0.60section
Ahanta peoplerelated to CultureAfrican0.60section

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