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Up and down the little berg: archaeological resource managment in the Natal Drakensberg
The overriding aim of this project was to obtain accurate and detailed information on the rock art and associated Late Stone Age deposits that occur in the rockshelters of the Natal Drakensberg. The emphasis though, was undoubtedly to be rock art. These data were primarily intended for management pl...
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Department of Archaeology
2016
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