The MSA/LSA transition is a major shift in the African archaeological record, but questions
on its beginning remain debated. In southern Africa, most sites suggest an origin of LSA …

This contribution focuses on the recently excavated lithic assemblage from Border Cave
Members 1 RGBS, 3 BS, 2 WA and 2 BS. These members were attributed by Beaumont to …

Projectile technology is considered to appear early in the southern African Middle Stone Age
(MSA) and the rich and high resolution MSA sequence of Sibudu Cave in KwaZulu-Natal …

ABSTRACT New excavations at Border Cave use high-resolution techniques, including FT-
IR, for sediment samples and thin sections of micromorphology blocks from stratigraphy …

Olieboomspoort is one of the few rock shelters in the vast interior of southern Africa
documenting pulses of occupation from the Acheulean until the end of the Later Stone Age …

In the past few decades, a diverse array of research has emphasized the precocity of
technically advanced and symbolic practices occurring during the southern African Middle …

In this paper, we present a revised stratigraphy and results of preliminary analyses of the
archaeological material from Mwulu's Cave. This arises from two excavation campaigns …

ABSTRACT Boomplaas Cave, South Africa, contains a rich archaeological record, with
evidence of human occupation from> 66,000 years ago until the protohistoric period …

Dumped deposits are a valuable source of information for inferring past behaviour. They
provide insights into site maintenance, social organization and settlement dynamics. Hohle …

The end of the Middle Stone Age in southern Africa, often called the final MSA (∼ 40–28 ka),
represents one of the most understudied technocomplexes in this part of the world …