Oral Traditions and Archaeology of the Tsodilo Hills Male Hill Cave

Abstract

In August, 1992 a hidden cave was discovered at the Tsodilo Hills in northwestern Botswana while conducting archaeological research at the White Paintings rock shelter (figures 1-3). (Campbell et al, 1992, Robbins et al, in press)1. The new cave site was discovered by Alec Campbell, Alex Matseka and Duncan Brook in the course of searching for rock paintings on the outcrops in the area immediately above and to the northwest of the White Paintings shelter (figure 1). During the exploration a natural fissure or hole among the rocks was Locality Map

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