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Vol. 36 (2023): Beyond Boundaries: a Festschrift for Simon Hall

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Published: 2023-07-17

Foreword

Carolyn Hamilton

v-vi
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Beyond boundaries

M.H. Schoeman, Joanna Behrens

1-7
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Some reflections on the UCT Archaeology Department in the mid-1970s

Christine Sievers

9-32
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Sheep and baboon paintings in Junction Shelter: shedding light on the history of Didima Gorge and surrounding areas, South Africa

Aron Mazel

33-60
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Moxomatsi: the organisation of space in a major Bokoni settlement

Tim Maggs, Mats Widgren

61-88
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Making in turbulent times: new insights into late 18th- and and early 19th-century ceramic crafts and connectivity in the Magaliesberg region

Per Ditlef Fredriksen, Anders Lindahl

89-124
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Untribing Marateng: reconsidering the context and meaning of pottery from central north-eastern South Africa

M.H. Schoeman

125-147
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Decoupling identities: moving beyond gendered binaries in the southern African archaeological record

Abigail J. Moffett

149-162
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Dispersed craft production systems at Rooiberg, c. 1200–1850, and broader implications for southern African history

Shadreck Chirikure, Foreman Bandama, Simon Hall, David Killick, Ndivhuwo Eric Mathoho, Mamakomoreng Nkhasi-Leosana, Dana Drake Rosenstein, Thomas Thondhlana

163-180
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Hearth and home in the Iron Age of eastern Africa: ethnographic models, historical linguistics and archaeological evidence

Paul J. Lane

181-200
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Human remains from Ntshekane, an Early Iron Age site in central KwaZulu-Natal

Lawrence S. Owens, Carolyn Thorp, Gavin Whitelaw

201-243
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Imprints of patriarchy: the historical archaeology of a rural economy in the Piketberg-Sandveld, Western Cape

Antonia Malan

245-270
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“To save breakage and inconvenience”: rural probate inventories and pewter as an ‘evident absent’ in 19th-century colonial South Africa

Nicholas Zachariou

271-291
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Broken promises: material biographies of trade and desire at Schoemansdal

Joanna Behrens

293-333
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Prestwich Street: a reflection on the potential uses of narrativity in the management, preservation and curation of materiality, memory and space in South Africa

Vuyiswa Lupuwana

335-355
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