Ancient humans may have made patterns and sculptures on South Africa's beaches: A rock surface containing a circular pattern with a central depression. The scale bar = 10 cm. Images modified from: Helm, C.W.; Cawthra, H.C.; De Vynck, J.C.; Helm, C.J.; Rust, R.; Stear. W. Patterns in the Sand: A Pleistocene hominin signature along the South African coastline? Proceedings of the … [Read more...] about Ancient humans may have made patterns and sculptures on South Africa’s beaches | The Conversation
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Sculptures, slides and slavery: a new way of telling Lusophone African stories | The Conversation
Sculptures, slides and slavery: a new way of telling Lusophone African stories: Ângela Ferreira's 'Wattle and Daub' - performance by Selma Uamusse at 'Old School’, Lisbon in February 2016. Vera MarmeloJohannesburg Art Gallery is hosting Ângela Ferreira’s solo exhibition, “South Facing”. Ferreira’s work is concerned with the ongoing impact of colonialism and … [Read more...] about Sculptures, slides and slavery: a new way of telling Lusophone African stories | The Conversation
