The royal state regalia of various cultures in Ghana stand as enduring symbols of tradition and authority. They embody a worldview, ontology, and epistemology that have shaped the essence of Ghanaian heritage. These regalia not only showcase the aesthetic prowess of Ghanaian artisans but also hold profound historical and symbolic significance, reflecting both triumphant and challenging moments in the nation's history.
These regal artifacts serve as windows into the heart of Ghana's ideals, political structures, social fabric, and labor dynamics. Through them, we can trace the evolution of indigenous leadership, political systems, and the dynamics of power, offering invaluable insights into Ghana's rich historical tapestry.
This conference seminar aims to foster a deeper understanding of Ghana's history and culture among students and educators alike. Bringing together participants from select Senior High Schools within the Kwadaso Constituency, focusing on Visual Arts and History programs, the event promises to be a dynamic forum for intellectual exchange and exploration.
To investigate how cultural artifacts, specifically royal regalia, can serve as primary sources for documenting Ghana's history, complementing European-written records. To spotlight the role of royal regalia in indigenous leadership and political systems, emphasizing status and authority within Ghanaian society.
Esteemed speakers from renowned institutions such as Christ Apostolic University College, Armed Forces Museum, Manhyia Palace Museum, and Nana Prempeh II Museum will grace the seminar. Their presentations will shed light on the pivotal role of cultural heritage in shaping Ghana's tourism industry, underlining the prosperity it brings to the nation.
This seminar promises to be an enlightening exploration of Ghana's cultural heritage, offering fresh perspectives and deepening our appreciation for the significance of royal state regalia. Join us on the 24th of November at the CAUC Auditorium, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., for an enriching experience that bridges the past with the present.
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