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Object Number
2001.29.13724
Display Title
Petroglyph of a giraffe
Descriptions
Department
Photographic
Date
1950
Culture
- prehistoric African rock art periods
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa
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South Africa
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North West
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Ngaka Modiri Molema District
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Ottosdal
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Gestopte Fontein
Materials
Negative, black and white
Dimensions
Overall: 5.08 × 8.255 cm (2 × 3 1/4 in.)
Quantity
1
Provenance
Donor
Lorna Marshall
Donor
John Marshall
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
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for Petroglyph of a giraffe
| 2001.29.1167 | Petroglyph of a giraffe |
Gestopte Fontein
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for Petroglyph of a giraffe at Gestopte Fontein
| 2001.29.19018 | Petroglyph of a giraffe at Gestopte Fontein |
Gestopte Fontein
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| 2001.29.13725 | Petroglyph, possibly of a corral for animals |
Gestopte Fontein
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| 2001.29.13706 | Petroglyph of a giraffe and an eland |
Kairuz
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| 2001.29.13737 | Walter Battiss climbing on wonderstone |
Gestopte Fontein
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| 2001.29.13708 | Petroglyph of a zebra |
Griesel’s site
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| 2001.29.13730 | Petroglyph of a rhino |
Lock’s River Bend
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| 2001.29.13705 | Kairuz site, with Harteriver and an automobile in the background |
Kairuz
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| 2001.29.13722 | Petroglyph of a horse |
Lock’s River Bend
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| 2001.29.13726 | Boy looking at a petroglyph of two rhinos |
Rademeyer
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| 2001.29.13731 | Petroglyph of an elephant |
Soussen's site
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| 2001.29.13715 | Petroglyph of a rhino |
Blignaut Hill
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