Presentation Slides and Screen/Audio recording from UCT Libraries Open Data Day 2021, supporting the silent launch of Ibali: Digital Collections UCT. Ibali is the University of Cape Town platform for showcasing collections with a wide variety of media and interrelated c...

Powerpoint presentation used by Jayne Batzofin to give their talk at the online 2021 UCT Open Data Day. The slides give a brief overview of developing a non-text-based living archive, with particular reference to the <i>Re-imagining Tragedy in Africa and the Global Sout...

The Giant Cape zebra Equus capensisis one of the most iconic fossil herbivore species of the South African Quaternary. It is widely believed to have persisted relatively unchanged in its morphology for the duration of its existence, that encompassed the mid-to late Plei...

<div>Theatre in South Africa is deeply entrenched in the art of storytelling. From the traditions of African oral histories; through to bodies presenting narratives in contemporary performance spaces. We live, speak and move our stories in our embodied performance pract...

In southern Africa, stone tool assemblages with both large cutting tools (LCTs) and retouched blanks are ascribed to the Fauresmith Industry, a ‘transitional' industry between the Earlier and Middle Stone Age. ‘Transitional' assemblages are especially relevant for addre...

<jats:p> There is a large, if disparate, body of archaeological literature discussing specific instantiations of symbolic material culture and the possibility of ritual practices in Neanderthal populations. Despite this attention, however, no single synthesis exists tha...

Geochemical evidence suggests the large sarsen stones at Stonehenge originate from the vicinity of West Woods, Wiltshire.

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<jats:p>This article presents a historical–theological investigation into, and retrieval of, the principle underlying Article 69 of the 1618–1619 church order of the Synod of Dordrecht for the reformation of worship in the Reformed Churches in South Africa (RCSA). Artic...

In 2007, Brian O'Doherty's words still apply. The art object and its context are intrinsically intertwined. A variety of contexts make up the mechanisms of the contemporary art world. From established organizations to more informal platforms, each performs a necessary f...