Border Cave: una aproximación a la práctica arqueológica sudafricana

Article

Authorship:

Guarido, Ana Lucía ; de Stefano, Julia del Carmen ; BACKWELL, LUCINDA RUTH ; Wadley, Lyn ; d’Errico, Francesco

Date:

2021

Publishing House and Editing Place:

Revista de la asociación de arqueólogos profesionales de la república argentina

Magazine:

PRÁCTICA ARQUEOLÓGICA, vol. 4 (pp. 56-62) - ISSN 2618-2874
Revista de la asociación de arqueólogos profesionales de la república argentina

ISSN:

2618-2874

Summary

Border Cave is a cave located in the Lebombo Mountains, on the border between KwaZulu-Natal region (South Africa) and Eswatini. The archaeological excavations in around 1934, resumed during the 70’s, and the site is currently being investigated. Border Cave, due to its excellent preservation of the material, is a window to the knowledge of South African prehistory. The aim of this work is to observe this archaeological site from the experience of the authors after their participation in the 2019 field work, with an emphasis on the relationship between the research team and the local community.

Key Words

COMUNIDAD LOCALPATRIMONIO CULTURALTRABAJO DE CAMPOPRACTICA INTERNACIONAL

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