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Brief description of art: Site is in a Krans close to the farm school and labourer's quarters behind a dam. The clearest paintings occur in a scene, which is painted in a hollow of the rock. The scene consists of humans and a lion. Two 'double up' figures in black are running towards the lion, which is to the right. The lion is white with a black spine. Its mane it is also black with white dots painted on it. Below the lion's right foot is another human figure that might be sitting with arms stretched forward. Above the lion are two figures in white who face the running figures.
Another panel, close by, has only faded paintings, but contains a number of finger dots on the extreme left. On the extreme right of this panel there is an unusual painting, in yellow, of a lion in three quarters profile leaping down the rock.
Although the field notes are not clear, it appears that this panel also contains an eland suckling its calf. The eland and its calf may be connected to a running figure, with its hands up, by a black line. The running figure faces two felines in white.
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Brief description of art: Snakes and fish.
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Brief description of site: The site is E-facing and on the other side of the Elephant Head Koppie about 200 m up the slope. The paintings are at the foot of dramatic, 30-50 m cliffs. Paintings are on two rock facets, one S-facing and fairly well preserved. The other facet faces east and the paintings are blasted by the sun. Brief description of art: A detailed description of south-facing panel is as follows: One large antelope (kudu), stencil-style, in red, with a pronounced camel-like hump. To the right there is a springbok that faces left. To its right is a large, faint-red elephant about 50 cm in length. Two strange anthropomorphic figures, perhaps lying prostrate with legs and arms splayed. Further to the right is a grouping of about 12 canids, one howling? Two running to the left with tails outstretched. Their muzzles are long but quite rectangular-shaped, not tapered as with jackals. Somebody suggested that some of these canids looked like hyenas. Then there is another rock facet about 3 m lower down and to the south. The remains of seven anthropomorphs - 5 pairs of legs and faint heads and then about 75 cm to the right, a head and torso, with what looks like 2 arrows poking out at the right. The seventh figure is to the left of the group of five. It is very faint