Importance of fresh water points concentrated in the lower section versus land towards Mata Mata

Primary tabs

View(active tab)

In collections

Posters and Maps

Details

Title: Importance of fresh water points concentrated in the lower section versus land towards Mata Mata, Map item #32
Creator
Subject: Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park (Botswana and South Africa), Indigenous peoples--Land tenure--South Africa, Indigenous peoples--Legal status, laws, etc.--South Africa, San (African people)--Kalahari Desert, Africa, Southern--Maps
Description: A hand-drawn map of Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park and the immediate surroundings indicating the distribution of water points through the San community's living area. Handwritten notes draw attention to further details around water availability and cleanliness in the different areas
Publisher: University of Cape Town. Libraries
Contributor: Chennells, Roger (contributor), Crawhall, N. T. (Nigel T.) (contributor), Brody, Hugh (contributor), Kemp, Bill (contributor), Blasevic, Valter (contributor), Chamberlin, J. Edward, 1943- (contributor), Comic Relief (Organization) (contributor), University of the Fraser Valley (contributor), Open Channels (contributor), South African San Institute (contributor), Strata360 (contributor), ǂKhomani San (contributor)
Date: 1999-09-14
Type: StillImage
Format: map, .jpg, 28 x 43 cm
Identifier: islandora:27347
Source: mss_bvf1_g39.jpg
Language
Relation: ǂKhomani San Hugh Brody Archive: Maps and posters
Coverage: Botswana--Kgalagadi--Gemsbok National Park, South Africa--Northern Cape--Kalahari Gemsbok National Park
Rights: For copyright information and terms of usage, click here: http://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/brody-khomani-san-rights.html

Importance of fresh water points concentrated in the lower section versus land towards Mata Mata

Primary tabs

Description

In collections

Share