Further approaches to southern African rock art
By: edited by Geoffrey Blundell
Contributors: South African Archaeological Society
Series: Goodwin series / South African Archaeological Society -- v. 9 (December 2005); Goodwin series -- v. 9
Publisher: South African Archaeological Society in association with ASAPA
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Vlaeberg, South Africa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 113
Subjects: Rock paintings
Notes: Title from cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : three focus areas of current southern African rock art research  -- Geoffrey Blundell; title: Linking sex, species and a supernatural snake at Lab X rock art site  -- Lara Mallen; title: 'The men with rhebok's heads; they tame elands and snakes' : incorporating the rhebok antelope in the understanding of southern African rock art  -- William Challis; title: 'Swift people' : therianthropes and bird symbolism in hunter-gatherer rock-paintings, Western and Eastern Cape Provinces, South Africa  -- Jeremy C. Hollmann; title: A new iconographic understanding of formlings : a pervasive motif in Zimbabwean rock art  -- S. Mguni; title: Iconography and interpretation of the Tierkloof painted stone  -- David G. Pearce; title: Populating no-man's-land : rock art in northern Namibia  -- Tilman Lenssen-Erz & Ralf Vogelsang; title: Fingerprints of the Khoekhoen : geometric and handprinted rock art in the Central Limpopo Basin, southern Africa  -- Edward B. Eastwood & Benjamin W. Smith; title: Art, authorship and female issues in a northern Sotho rock painting site  -- Catherine Namono & Edward B. Eastwood; title: Sharing symbols : a correspondence in the ritual dress of Black farmers and the southeastern San  -- Pieter Jolly; title: The magical arts of a raider nation : central South Africa's Korana rock art -- Sven Ouzman.