Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 27South African Museum, 1929 - Natual history |
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... further south the Limpopo does likewise . Neither of these two barriers is impassable , though both in all probability con- stitute lines of lateral movement across the great highroads . Further south we have westward - flowing rivers ...
... further south the Limpopo does likewise . Neither of these two barriers is impassable , though both in all probability con- stitute lines of lateral movement across the great highroads . Further south we have westward - flowing rivers ...
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... further search , but flakes should most certainly be found turned up by the plough , as the larger implements are all from the upper two feet of soil . Simondium . Returning further south , some seven miles due south of Paarl lies the ...
... further search , but flakes should most certainly be found turned up by the plough , as the larger implements are all from the upper two feet of soil . Simondium . Returning further south , some seven miles due south of Paarl lies the ...
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... Further comment on these two main types of neolithic ' axe would be rash at this stage , but attention must be drawn ... further south , * A further specimen , pierced for hafting , has been described to me by Mr. Lowe , from Koster ...
... Further comment on these two main types of neolithic ' axe would be rash at this stage , but attention must be drawn ... further south , * A further specimen , pierced for hafting , has been described to me by Mr. Lowe , from Koster ...
Contents
THE EARLIER STONE AGE IN SOUTH AFRICA | 1 |
PART II The Stellenbosch Industry By A J H GOODWIN M | 9 |
PART III The Victoria West Industry By A J H GOODWIN M | 53 |
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Africa Albany Museum appear artefacts associated bone points Bored stones Britstown Burkitt butt Cape Town cave circular scrapers cleavage collection core coup-de-poing crescents culture deposit depth district dolerite duckbill Duckbill end-scrapers Earlier Stone Age edge Fauresmith Fauresmith Industry feet flake fragments Glen Grey Grahamstown gravels Grindstones Grooved stones Hoek Howieson's Poort inches Kimberley Knysna lance-heads Later Stone Age layer lydianite midden Middle Stone Age miles Mossel Bay mountain Mousterian Neo-anthropic Neolithic Neville Jones occur Orange Free ostrich egg-shell beads outer face Paarl paintings Palaeolithic PĂ©ringuey phase Plate Pniel pottery present quartzitic Rhodesia Riet River sand shape shows similar Smithfield Smithfield Industry South African Museum specimens Stellenbosch industry Stellenbosch type Stone Age material Stone borers stone implements surface talus technique terrace TEXT-FIG Thumbnail scrapers Trimmed points typical Vaal River valley variation Victoria West water-worn Wilton implements Wilton Industry Wilton types XXVII