Rock Engravings of Southern Africa

Merrick Posnansky · Thomas A. Dowson

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies African history and culture studies Australian Indigenous Culture and History

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Introduction Recording rock engravings Contacting the spirit world Capturing the rain Visions of the spirit world Sensations of the spirit world Animals Working with the rock The individual engraver A Damaraland Valley

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