Culture history, archaeological sites, and other information related to the past of South Africa.
Robert Brooom was a Scots-born South African paleontologist, and a specialist in Australopithecines. His work included excavations and study at Sterkfontein, Swartkrans, and Kromdraai.
A collection of photographs from South African sites
ARDP is located at the University of Witswatersrand in Johannesburg, and staff there have conducted long-term work at Sterkfontein and Thulamela.
Great strides in understanding the development of modern human beings are being taken at the very southern tip of Africa these days.
Maps, atlases, and other geographical data from Matt Rosenberg, guide to Geography at About.
Located at the University of Koln, the Heinrich-Barth Institut conducts archaeological research in the Eastern Sahara, Egypt, Sudan, Southern Africa, and Namibia.
Now at Arizona State University, is conducting joint research with the University of Witwatersrand at Limeworks Cave and Cave of Hearths in the Makapansgat Valley.
About's guide to African History Alastair Boddy-Evans discusses the changes that have happened to South Africa since the abolishment of apartheid and the first democratic election in South Africa in 1994.
RESUNACT is "Research Unit for the Archaeology of Cape Town"; their website describes many of their current and past projects.
About's guide to Honeymoons and Romantic Getaways, Susan Breslow Sardone, has a bunch of great suggestions for taking a romantic trip to South Africa.
Anouk Zijlma, your guide to Africa for Visitors, has a passel of tips for traveling in South Africa, everything from local currency and things to see to when to go, how to get there and local transport options.
Recently renamed from the Natal Museum Journal of Humanities, the Southern African Humanities journal publishes araticles on archaeology, anthropology, history, material culture and heritage studies.
MA and PhD as well as Bachelor's degrees in archaeology can be had from Pretoria, which has a number of researchers, and a research emphasis on Iron Age and Stone Age sites.
The department of anthropology at UNISA gives bachelors and advanced degrees in archaeology; departmental research includes work throughout southern Africa.
Archaeology at Wits is studied under the auspices of the School of Geography, Archaeology and Environmental Studies; they're conducting archaeological field schools along the Limpopo River as well as the ACACIA project.
An article in TRACCE by Grant S. McCall, about the recurrence of the eland as a symbol in southern Africa rock art.
