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Seven orisa treated together: the farming orisa, the hunter who became a river, Sango's other wife and the ear narrative, the orisa of wealth, the sea, the hunter of Ketu, and the one whose diaspora identity diverged furthest from his Yoruba one.

What is and is not documented about Yoruba star knowledge, the agricultural year and how it was kept, and the soil and land classification which has been tested against laboratory soil science and largely held up.

Òrìṣà Oko is the Yoruba deity of agriculture, earth fertility, judicial arbitration, and anti-witchcraft justice, centered historically in the town of Ìràwò.

An extensive scholarly examination of the Yoruba New Yam Festival (Ọdún Ìjẹsù), its ritual liturgy, agricultural theology, regional variations, and contemporary civic transformations.