The Grebo are found on the coast of Eastern Liberia and neighboring forestlands. They are a small ethnic group whose name translates to “leaping monkey people.” This refers to their migration from the Sahara region to Liberia. They are known to be fierce warriors, which is apparent in the construction of their mask work. Measuring up to a meter in height, these flat war masks feature one or more rows of three dimensional tubular eyes. Not only used during battle, these masks also make appearances at dances held beforehand, as well as at the funerals of fallen warriors.