The Stone Implements of South Africa
The Stone Implements of South Africa
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I also obtained a couple of facetted grinding stones — one from each shelter.
From among debris on a hill close by I also obtained a typical Palaeolithic implement of jasper. It has rather an old appearance, and does not suggest any connection with the rock- shelter implements.
59 60 The kloofs at Griquatown are fall of rock-shelters. Stow mentions aboriginal paintings in one of them, but there were none in those I examined. I obtained quite a nice series of flake-tools of jasper and chert in t...hem. Twenty-two examples are shown in Fig. 22. Some of them are very fine instances of work in stone, but the drawings, unfortunately, do them scant justice. I also obtained a piece of ostrich egg-shell incised with a pattern like that (Fig. 14) from the Lange Berg.
Though there is a difference in detail between the groups figured from Kranzfontein and those from Griquatown, the general facies is unmistakably the same. The assemblage is very similar to, though by no means identical with, that of Eiverton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I also obtained a couple of facetted grinding stones — one from each shelter.
From among debris on a hill close by I also obtained a typical Palaeolithic implement of jasper. It has rather an old appearance, and does not suggest any connection with the rock- shelter implements.
59 60 The kloofs at Griquatown are fall of rock-shelters. Stow mentions aboriginal paintings in one of them, but there were none in those I examined. I obtained quite a nice series of flake-tools of jasper and chert in t...hem. Twenty-two examples are shown in Fig. 22. Some of them are very fine instances of work in stone, but the drawings, unfortunately, do them scant justice. I also obtained a piece of ostrich egg-shell incised with a pattern like that (Fig. 14) from the Lange Berg.
Though there is a difference in detail between the groups figured from Kranzfontein and those from Griquatown, the general facies is unmistakably the same. The assemblage is very similar to, though by no means identical with, that of Eiverton.
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