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Verlorenvlei vernacular : a structuralist analysis of Sandveld folk architecture
A sample of 41 vernacular houses from the Verloenvlei and Lange Vlei valleys in the Sandveld on the Cape West coast, have been subjected to a structuralist analysis of their form. As elements of human material culture these houses represent the physical objectification of invisible culture. They are...
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Department of Archaeology
2016
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