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The Depository documents 3 techniques in South Sudan; by risk level: 2 critically endangered, 1 thriving. Each record opens with a public summary; the full research record is free to view once registered.
The weaving of thousands of tiny glass beads, supported on strong wire at the spine, into elaborate corset garments by Dinka women of South Sudan's Sudd swamplands, a tradition serving as a direct visible indicator of the wearer's gender,…
Two distinct, academically documented and directly compared pottery traditions of Southern Sudan/South Sudan, formally analyzed in a peer-reviewed 1984 Norwegian Archaeological Review study.
The preparation of kisra, a thin, tangy, fermented flatbread made from sorghum (durra) or wheat flour, a staple food across South Sudan, Sudan, Chad, and parts of Uganda and Kenya, functioning in South Sudan specifically as the country's…