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Some Photographs of Late Nineteenth Century San Rainmakers
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  • 1986A First Generation Descendant of the Transkei San78 cited
  • 1986The Last Testament of the Southern San63 cited
  • 1992Bushmen as Mediators in Nguni Cosmology59 cited
  • 1936Customs and Beliefs of the !Xam Bushmen. Part Eight: Sorcerers and Charms38 cited
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  • 2021‘Everything has a history’1 cited
  • 2023Revisiting the South African Unicorn: Rock Art, Natural History and Colonial Misunderstandings of Indigenous Realities0 cited

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