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!Ui-Taa Languages in South Africa - Past and Present
Poster includes a thematic map showing "the distribution of the original !Ui-Taa languages spoken by San people in South Africa during the 18th and 19th centuries" including |Xam; Seroa; ||Kũ||e; |Uingkekwe; #Unkwe; N|u; N|uu; ||Xegwi; !...
20th Century Southern Kalahari San Map
This map shows the movement and displacement of San people (and San languages) across South Africa's Northern Cape province as well as parts of Namibia and Botswana. The poster explains that this resulted from the German-Nama War, the cultura...
A Kalahari Heritage: Khasi-Kassie Family Territory
"This maps shows the |Khasi-Kassie family territories in Northern Cape, South Africa. The poster includes a family tree, photographs of selected family members as well as anecdotes.Poster includes personal and family stories relating to how a...
A Kalahari Heritage: Life of Elsie Vaalbooi
"Elsie Valbooi, born in 1901, was a fluent N|uu speaker and a member of the San Council of Elders. In 1997 she gave the Northern Cape - South Africa's largest province - its motto: Sa ||a !aĩsi 'uĩsi (“We go to a better life”). She...
A Kalahari Heritage: Life of Katriena |Una Kasi Rooi
"|Una Rooi was instramental in the data collection process for the ‡Khomani San Land Claim application. Born in 1931, she was a fluent N|uu speaker and taught N|uu and San cultural history to chilren in Andriesvale, Northern Cape. She was a m...
A Kalahari Heritage: Malgas, Jantjies-Koerant Family Territory
Poster showing the Malgas, Jantjies-Koerant Family Territories in Northern Cape, South Africa. The poster includes a family tree and photographs of family members
A Kalahari Heritage: Malgas-Witbooi Family Territory
This map shows the Malgas-Witbooi family territories in Northern Cape, South Africa. The poster includes a family tree and photographs of selected family members.
A Kalahari Heritage: Vaalbooi Family Territory
"Poster showing the Vaalbooi Family Territories in Northern Cape, South Africa. The poster includes a family tree and photographs of family membersPoster includes personal anecdotes as well as notes relating to how and why the family moved. ...