Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 58The Museum, 1974 - Natural history |
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Page 363
... latter knew they were coming and caught the fish specially . Over a century later the survivors of the Grosvenor came across some people who subsisted only on what they procured by fishing and hunting . They also passed a ' fisherman's ...
... latter knew they were coming and caught the fish specially . Over a century later the survivors of the Grosvenor came across some people who subsisted only on what they procured by fishing and hunting . They also passed a ' fisherman's ...
Page 380
... latter is the Hottentot style and may have been adopted ; on the other hand it is also common in Natal . It is not as common in the Cape as is the former style . Some eastern Mpondo use it - mostly those connected with Natal where it is ...
... latter is the Hottentot style and may have been adopted ; on the other hand it is also common in Natal . It is not as common in the Cape as is the former style . Some eastern Mpondo use it - mostly those connected with Natal where it is ...
Page 436
... latter type is made all the way up the eastern coastal area of southern Africa and beyond . Pottery must originally have shown definite local styles , but by the time this survey was commenced it was not possible to find pottery at all ...
... latter type is made all the way up the eastern coastal area of southern Africa and beyond . Pottery must originally have shown definite local styles , but by the time this survey was commenced it was not possible to find pottery at all ...
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Pottery | 127 |
Woodcarving | 140 |
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