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DEKAT Magazine is the custodian of Afrikaans Culture. Well known for exceptional photography and design, the 2022 luxury edition will delight you. You will find topical lead articles, lifestyle articles focusing on art, culture, design and décor, motoring, food and wine and travel. In addition, we find hidden stories, meet extraordinary people and share divine recipes with you. The 320-page book is a unique window into the lives of the Bohemians and the Eccentrics living on the Southern tip of Africa.

DEKAT Magazine is the custodian of Afrikaans Culture. Well known for exceptional photography and design, the 2022 luxury edition will delight you. You will find topical lead articles, lifestyle articles focusing on art, culture, design and décor, motoring, food and wine and travel. In addition, we find hidden stories, meet extraordinary people and share divine recipes with you.
The 320-page book is a unique window into the lives of the Bohemians and the Eccentrics living on the Southern tip of Africa.

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In the Drakensberg some 20 000 individual rock paintings have been recorded at 500 different cave and<br />

overhang sites between Royal Natal National Park and Bushman’s Neck. Subjects of the San paintings range<br />

from animals (mainly eland) and therianthropes to humans, ox wagons and mounted men with rifles. In<br />

Ndedema Gorge 3 900 paintings have been recorded at 17 sites; Sebaayeni Cave contains 1 146 paintings;<br />

and 130 sites in the Cathedral Peak-Mdelelelo Wilderness Area feature over 8 800 individual paintings.<br />

Additional prime sites include the Main Caves in Giant’s Castle Game Reserve, Battle Cave in the Injasuti<br />

Valley and Game Pass Shelter in the Kamberg Nature Reserve.<br />

Kalkoenkrans in the Aliwal North/Jamestown region is another sacred San site that is worth visiting. The<br />

site was declared a national monument because of the high standard and huge variety of its artwork. The<br />

paintings include over 200 works, among them the famous ‘White Lady of Kalkoenkrans’, which was discovered in<br />

1967. They offer the visitor a pantheon of the spirit world and include images of part-bird/part-humans and other<br />

mythical figures.<br />

See www.nasmus.co.za/departments/rock-art/public-rock-art-sites for more information about visits to some of<br />

South Africa’s most interesting rock paintings.<br />

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