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7 works· latest 2022· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-0241-216X

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The Application of the Harris Matrix to San Rock Art at Main Caves North, Kwazulu-Natal2000 · 63 citations
Through the skin : Exploring pastoralist marks and their meanings to understand parts of East African rock art2012 · 20 citations
‘People will no longer be people but will have markings and be animals’ : investigating connections between diet, myth, ritual and rock art in southern African archaeology2017 · 7 citations
No one said it would be easy. Ordering San paintings using the Harris Matrix: Dangerously fallacious? A reply to David Pearce2012 · 5 citations
Fat-tailed sheep and thin-walled pots : contextualising rock art and pre-agriculturist pottery within the last 3000 years in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa2015 · 5 citations

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Symbolic kraals: Subterranean food stores, hidden wealth and ethnographic errors

Journal of Social Archaeology·2022·1 author·Open access

4citations

REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON ROCK ART AND ETHNOGRAPHY - Rock Art and Regional Identity: A Comparative Perspective. By Jamie Hampson. Walnut Creek, CA: Left Coast Press, 2015. Reprinted by New York: Routledge Press, 2016. Pp. xi + 247, $82.95, hardback (ISBN 978-1-61132-371-9).

The Journal of African History·2018·1 author·other

0citations

‘People will no longer be people but will have markings and be animals’ : investigating connections between diet, myth, ritual and rock art in southern African archaeology

Azania Archaeological Research in Africa·2017·1 author

7citations

Fat-tailed sheep and thin-walled pots : contextualising rock art and pre-agriculturist pottery within the last 3000 years in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Southern African humanities·2015·2 authors

5citations

Through the skin : Exploring pastoralist marks and their meanings to understand parts of East African rock art

Journal of Social Archaeology·2012·1 author

20citations

No one said it would be easy. Ordering San paintings using the Harris Matrix: Dangerously fallacious? A reply to David Pearce

The South African Archaeological Bulletin·2012·1 author

5citations

The Application of the Harris Matrix to San Rock Art at Main Caves North, Kwazulu-Natal

The South African Archaeological Bulletin·2000·1 author

63citations