Connected Sites
"All The Rock Engravings And Rock Paintings Within The Core Area Are Without Doubt The Authentic Work Of San Hunter-Gatherers Who Lived In The Region Long Before The Influx Of Damara Herders And European Colonists" (Ab Ev)
"The Landscape Includes Landmarks Of The History, Migration, Livelihoods, Memory And Resources Of The ǂKhomani And Related San People" (Ouv)
"Its Water Holes And Hills Are Revered As A Sacred Cultural Landscape, By The Hambukushu And San Communities" (Ouv)
"This Spectacular Natural Site Contains Many Caves And Rock-Shelters With The Largest And Most Concentrated Group Of Paintings In Africa South Of The Sahara. They Represent The Spiritual Life Of The San People, Who Lived In This Area Over A Period Of 4,000 Years." (Unesco)
Nom File: "The Okavango Delta (Panhandle) In Botswana Have Indigenous Peoples Who Have Inhabited The Areas Surrounding The Delta Over Hundreds Of Years And They Include The Khwe (//Anikhwe, Bugakhwe) Communities." It Goes On To List A Series Of San Sacred, Camping And Hunting Sites Within The Core Area. Iucn Also Notes That It Had "Received Representations From Some San Indigenous Groups Concerned About Forced Evictions Should The Property Become A World Heritage Site". See Link For Details From March 2024
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See Storymaps.Arcgis.Com
"San (Bushmen) Lived In The Hills About 2,000 Years Ago, Leaving A Rich Heritage In Hundreds Of Rock Paintings. " (Wiki)