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Adéọ̀yè Lambo and the Aro village system, Olúyínká Olútóyè and fetal surgery, Adébáyọ̀ Ògúnlẹ́ṣì, Mike Adénúgà, Fọlọ́runṣọ́ Alákíjà, Fẹ́mi Òtédọlá and the tech founders of the current generation, with the ethnicity of each verified.

The kitchen as a physical and technical space, its equipment, its cooking techniques, and the biochemistry of fermentation and palm oil extraction carried out in it.

A comprehensive scholarly analysis of Yoruba narrow-strip aṣọ òkè weaving, examining loom technology, raw materials, classic typologies, historical production centers, museum provenance, and academic debates on origin, innovation, and restitution.

The botanical, chemical, and socioeconomic structures of traditional Yoruba indigo fermentation dyeing, resist techniques, and guild organization.

A comprehensive guide to the six files covering Yoruba metallurgy, glassmaking, textile technology, architecture, agriculture, and vigesimal mathematics.

An examination of Yoruba textile production, encompassing cotton fibre preparation, horizontal narrow-strip loom engineering, and the biochemistry of anaerobic indigo vat fermentation.

Yoruba agricultural systems rely on precise mound construction, thermal mulching, sensory soil classification, layered intercropping, and specialized post-harvest preservation.