Browsing Research Articles (Anthropology and Archaeology) by Subject "Shashe-Limpopo confluence area"

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Excavating the ‘waterpits in the mountain’ : the archaeology of Shashe-Limpopo Confluence Area rain-hill rock tanks

Schoeman, Maria H. (Natal Museum, 2009-12)

Rock tanks on the hills of the Shashe-Limpopo Confluence Area (SLCA) were incorporated into rain-control rituals. Not only was their occurrence an important component in the selection of rain hills, they also acted as ...
Identifying use-wear distributions on sewing needles : possible Later Stone Age sewing needle made from a tooth root at Little Muck Shelter, South Africa

Sherwood, Nicole Leoni; Forssman, Tim (Elsevier, 2024-02)

Sewing needles are often identified by their form rather than use-wear. As a result, some needles may be missed that do not conform to expected morphologies unless they are inspected more closely. Existing use-wear studies ...

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