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Restoring the epistemic Integrity of the indigenous knowledge system by braiding knowledge
The function of the San tsî Khoen ǂoaba ǂans Digital Archive is to contribute to the reconstruction of indigenous knowledge from the perspective of the San and Khoi people. Curating the knowledge output generated by UCT's San & Khoi Centre required some innovation as the descriptive tools origin...
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Department of Knowledge and Information Stewardship
2026
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