In the last two decades, the analysis of data derived from LiDAR (light detection and
ranging) technology has dramatically changed the investigation and documentation of past …

Surveys are an important reconnaissance tool in African archaeology, but surface-oriented
research is still relatively limited. Thirty years on from John Bower's “survey of surveys,” this …

Remote-sensing analysis of open-source satellite imagery has identified a major, new
distribution of undocumented hunting kite structures in northern Arabia. This new data has …

Abstract We revisit Wonderboompoort, South Africa, in terms of its potential to have served
as a natural game funnel during the Pleistocene later Acheulean. The geological and …

≠ Gi was excavated almost half-a-century ago. Despite no formally published analyses of its
lithic and faunal assemblages, the site has been important to discussions about …

Summary Analysis of Late Pleistocene fauna exploitation (~ 130,000–12,000 years ago) in
southern Africa is of global academic relevance. Faunal analyses from southern African sites …

This paper describes the first excavations of Spitzkloof D rockshelter located in the semi-arid
desert of northern Namaqualand, South Africa. The site is in a dry river valley 30 km south of …

F2: Possible Human Burial Site (S33. 58707 E25. 47629). This feature comprise a single
circular stone cairn located along the proposed route for the OHL line. The cairn measures …

The recent identification of kite sites on the Keimoes landscape, in the Northern Cape
Province of South Africa, has shed light on how past populations built and utilised low stone …

The rise of the Zulu kingdom in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, has been a topic of historical
research since the 1870s and coincided with increased conflict within the area. The …