Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 37South African Museum, 1952 - Natual history |
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Page 176
... prehistoric types were so bored , and that Hottentots , Bantu , and Bushmen were all using the digging - stick contemporaneously . This could only mean that the users of the prehistoric types carried on their traditions of size and form ...
... prehistoric types were so bored , and that Hottentots , Bantu , and Bushmen were all using the digging - stick contemporaneously . This could only mean that the users of the prehistoric types carried on their traditions of size and form ...
Page 185
... prehistoric . These last are most consis- tently represented in the Vryburg - Postmasburg area , where we find several examples that fail to fit the prehistoric types , while some show distinct use of a metal borer . These I attribute ...
... prehistoric . These last are most consis- tently represented in the Vryburg - Postmasburg area , where we find several examples that fail to fit the prehistoric types , while some show distinct use of a metal borer . These I attribute ...
Page 187
... prehistoric , and 3.5 to 13.5 cm . for the Bantu , merely showing that , while the Bantu and prehistoric people were capable of boring through similar thickness of stone , the Bantu could extend their range slightly towards thicker ...
... prehistoric , and 3.5 to 13.5 cm . for the Bantu , merely showing that , while the Bantu and prehistoric people were capable of boring through similar thickness of stone , the Bantu could extend their range slightly towards thicker ...
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A. W. Robinson affinities Africa Anomalous association averages Bantu Barkly West Basutoland bored stone Britstown Bush-Hottentot hybrid Bushman Cape Coloured Cape Flats Cape Town cent Central Transvaal circular types Coarse Ss collection Conical bore crania cultural diameter digging-stick disc distribution East London Eastern Transvaal elongated types evidence examples forms Free further Gordon's Bay Gouritz Grinder groups height hole Hottentot crania Hout Bay implements inland Knysna Koffiefontein Kuruman Langeberg Malan Coll MaNtatisi material metal midden migration Mossel Bay mountains movement Namaqualand Natal Highlands Northern Transkei Orange River original pebble Pecked Port Elizabeth Prehistoric Series Prieska Prototype region represent route shale skulls Smithfield South African Museum southward specimens Stell suggest Sundays River thickness Thirstland Tlokwa Transkei Trekveld tribes Tzitzikamma Univ Upper Thornveld Vaal valley Vet-Marico viii Western Bypass Winterveld Zoology