Ancestors Exhibition | Settled farmers There is evidence of settled farmers along the coast of KwaZulu Nat al from at least AD 250.Read more
Ancestors Exhibition | Herders Colonial records show that when Khoikhoi lost their animals they lived by hunting and gathering.Read more
Ancestors Exhibition | Farmers The change from hunting and gathering to food-producing was a revolutionary step in human history.Read more
Ancestors Exhibition | Rock Art Southern Africa has a rich heritage of rock art in the form of engravings and paintings.Read more
Ancestors Exhibition | Early Khoisan history New tool-making techniques, and other changes, introduced what archaeologists term the ‘Later Stone Age’ in Southern Africa.Read more
Ancestors Exhibition | Modern humans emerge Genetic evidence shows that Homo sapiens (“wise man”)arose somewhere in the savannas of Africa about 200 thousand years ago.Read more
Ancestors Exhibition | Earliest humans The earliest humans are represented by fossils from Africa of the genus Homo, dating from about 2.5 million years ago. They were probably the makers of the earliest known stoneRead more
Ancestors Exhibition | Humankind’s African antecedents The earliest humans, hominins belonging to the genus Homo, arose in Africa about 2.5 million years ago.Read more
Ancestors Exhibition | Introduction To The Ancestors And Frontiers Galleries The history of the Northern Cape reaches back to the beginnings of humanity.Read more