The Cinderella metaphor: South African archaeology (still) in the making

Amanda B. Esterhuysen

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This paper provides an overview of how the rapid pace of political and economic changes that have occurred in South Africa over the last 20 years and have framed and reframed the heritage agenda. It tracks how these shifting national imperatives have impacted on the development and practice of archaeology in the country.

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