The Origin of Nok Culture and Its Evolution: Into Ham Society 2500 BC to 2019 AD. Translated from Oral Written Document; A Case Kwoi

The origin of Nok culture and its evolution into Ham society is a series analysis of archaeological finds collected from Bernard Fagg and his associates, Peter Breunig and Nicole Rupp. Nigerian National archive which officially documents records of reports and administration of British colonial government and their opinions about African settings and oral account especially the oral history of Ham society. This book seeks to address the controversial postulation that Nok culture exists from 1500 BC and disappeared around 200 AD while the Ham society started around 1700 AD. By examining the culture of Ham society and the ideological thoughts communicated in Nok artefacts, this book pointed the connection between the two society such as cultural practice, ideology, religion, society, trade, technology war and architecture that triggers Nok culture to evolve into present day Ham society.