Answer:
Zoomorphic head
Explanation:
The remnants of the wood carving are the chief sculptural form of art in the sub-Saharan continent at present.
According to the art history of Africa, it describes that the oldest sculptures made up of wood belongs to the seventeenth century. These are allocated to the Kuba, central Zaire. The oldest surviving sculpture from sub-Sahara is a zoomorphic head that was obtained in the year 1928 in the Central Angola. After dating these sculptures, it has been found that these belong to the eighth-ninth century and were able to survive because they were mostly buried by the sediments below the water table.
