Pleistocene Engravings from Wonderwerk Cave (South Africa)

Abstract

The 12-13 Pleistocene art sites known for sub-Saharan Africa are certainly a meagre tally, relative to the numbers that have been documented in smaller Europe or Australia, but they do, nevertheless, provide a record of regular palaeoart production that extends back to about 100 ka. Less continuity is presently evidenced by earlier finds; namely the Sangoan cupules at Sai Island and the 276 ka Fauresmith occurrence at Wonderwerk Cave. We here provide a microscopic analysis of two items from...

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