"When animals were people" : A-Z of animals of southern Africa as the Bushmen saw and thought them and as the camera sees them today
In When Animals Were People, Bert Woodhouse (H.C. Woodhouse) has combined the Bushmen folklore about animals and their pictorial records on the rocks with photographs of actual animals for comparison. In doing so, he has drawn upon his collection of some 30 000 slides accumulated over more than twenty-five years of pursuing a hobby which brings together his interest in mountain-walking, archaeology, anthropology, art and photography.
About this Book
Title
"When animals were people" : A-Z of animals of southern Africa as the Bushmen saw and thought them and as the camera sees them today
author
Woodhouse, H. C., 1919-2011
isbn
978-0868460321
Ethical Disclaimer
Available at UCT African Studies LIbrary, CPUT and the City of Cape Town Public Library system
Identifier
LIT060
Description
In When Animals Were People, Bert Woodhouse (H.C. Woodhouse) has combined the Bushmen folklore about animals and their pictorial records on the rocks with photographs of actual animals for comparison. In doing so, he has drawn upon his collection of some 30 000 slides accumulated over more than twenty-five years of pursuing a hobby which brings together his interest in mountain-walking, archaeology, anthropology, art and photography.
Date Issued
1984
Subject
San (African people)-Ethnozoology
Rock paintings-Africa
Folk literature-San (African people)
Type
Book
Language
English
Publisher
C van Rensburg Publications: Melville [South Africa]
topic
Relations with the Natural World
