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L. J. Botha1987

Article1987

A Note on Southern African Rock Art, Medicine-Men and Nguni Diviners

L. J. Botha · Francis Thackeray

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1969The Medicine Dance of the ! Kung Bushmen 1980Ethnography and Iconography: Aspects of Southern San Thought and Art 1936Customs and Beliefs of the !Xam Bushmen. Part Eight: Sorcerers and Charms

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Year1987

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Published1987-06-01

VenueThe South African Archaeological Bulletin

ISSN-L0038-1969

Languageen

Citations9

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ShelfArchaeology and Rock Art Studies

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