December 2005
Publication: 
SAAB
Volume: 
182
  1. Front Matter
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  2. Editorial (pp. 49-50)
    Benjamin W. Smith
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  3. A Typological Study of the Final Middle Stone Age Stone Tools from Sibudu Cave, Kwazulu-Natal (pp. 51-63)
    Lyn Wadley
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  4. Why Hunter-Gatherer Archaeology Matters: A Personal Perspective on Renaissance and Renewal in Southern African Later Stone Age Research (pp. 64-71)
    Peter Mitchell
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  5. Recognition, Restitution and the Potentials of Postcolonial Liberalism for South African Heritage (pp. 72-78)
    Lynn Meskell
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  6. Weaving Fragments of the Past for a United Africa: Reflections on the Place of African Archaeology in the Development of the Continent in the 21st Century (pp. 79-83)
    Alinah K. Segobye
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  7. Using Behavioural Postures and Morphology to Identify Hunter-Gatherer Rock Paintings of Therianthropes in the Western and Eastern Cape Provinces, South Africa (pp. 84-95)
    Jeremy C. Hollmann
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  8. Reassessment of Botanical Evidence for Palaeoenvironments at Florisbad, South Africa (pp. 96-102)
    Louis Scott, Lloyd Rossouw
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  9. Field and Technical Report
    1. The Dunefield Midden Ceramics: Technical Analysis and Placement in the Western Cape Sequence (pp. 103-111)
      Brian A. Stewart
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    2. Further Evidence of Spouts on Ostrich Eggshell Containers from the Northern Cape, with a Note on the History of Anthropology and Archaeology at the McGregor Museum, Kimberley (pp. 112-114)
      David Morris
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    3. A Method for Identifying Stone Age Hunting Tools (pp. 115-120)
      Marlize Lombard
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  10. Discussion Forum
    1. A Changing and Challenging Landscape: Heritage Resources Management in South Africa (pp. 121-123)
      Colette Scheermeyer
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    2. Who Is Doing Courses in Archaeology at South African Universities? And What Are They Studying? (pp. 123-126)
      Nick Shepherd
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  11. Book Reviews
    1. Review: [untitled] (p. 127)
      Natalie Swanepoel
      Reviewed work(s): From Stonehenge to Las Vegas: Archaeology as Popular Culture by C. Holtorf
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    2. Review: [untitled] (p. 128)
      Lindsay Weiss
      Reviewed work(s): Nqabayo's Nomansland: San Rock Art and the Somatic Past by G. Blundell
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  12. Back Matter
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Year: 
2005
Month: 
December