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Browsing Research Articles (Anthropology, Archaeology and Development Studies) by Author "Badenhorst, Shaw"
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Van Zyl, Wynand J.; Badenhorst, Shaw; Taljaard, Elene; Denbow, James R.; Wilmsen, Edwin N.
(Transvaal Museum, 2013-02)
We report on the fauna from the sites of Xaro 1 and Xaro 2 located on the Okavango Delta in northern Botswana.
Carbon isotopes from two human graves at Xaro Lodge located approximately 500 m south of Xaro 1 suggest ...
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Badenhorst, Shaw; Ashley, Ceri Z.; Barkhuizen, Wade
(Transvaal Museum, 2016)
Animals are often attracted to the cultivated gardens of farmers, whowould hunt these pests to protect their crops from
damage. This is known as garden hunting. Since the concept of garden hunting was first described more ...
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Magoma, Munyadziwa; Badenhorst, Shaw; Pikirayi, Innocent
(Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, 2018-12-07)
Mutokolwe is located in the northern part of South Africa. The site was occupied by Venda-speaking
farmers during the Late Iron Age. One of the most unusual aspects from this faunal assemblage is the
presence of complete ...
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Fraser, Lu-Marie; Badenhorst, Shaw
(South African Archaeological Society, 2014)
Socio-political developments in the Limpopo Valley are of considerable
interest to Iron Age archaeologists and some have suggested a pivotal
role for cattle within this context, especially during the Middle
Iron Age. ...
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Badenhorst, Shaw; Magoma, Munyadziwa
(Wiley, 2022-07)
Little remains known about the physical size of local sheep from southern Africa during the distant past. Early Venda speakers settled in the region during the middle of the second millennium AD, and an early site associated ...
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Badenhorst, Shaw; Magoma, Munyadziwa
(Elsevier, 2019-04)
Very little data exist on shoulder heights of cattle from archaeological contexts in eastern, central and southern Africa, in no small part due to the virtual absence of complete long bones. We report on complete metapodia ...
