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Kenya Pygmy (Forest Hunter Gatherers, Batwa)
Katolola I B
Site
Brief description of site: Finger Dots. The panel is on a flat rock surface under a slight overhang. The panel is still fairly protected and apart from human damage, the images appear to be well preserved. The middle of the large animal, formerly interpreted as intestines. Has been partially outlined in green crayon. Partly pecked from human activity. This does not seem to have seriously damaged the art.
Katolola IA
Site
Brief description of site: The painted panel is an exposed surface of a huge pillar like boulder. The pillar slants to the east, partially allowing for the protection of the panel from rain. A couple og geometrics have been damaged by pecks made as a result of stone pelting during rain making ceremonies. Graffiti, although negligible, is a problem.
Masinja School I
Site
Brief description of site: The site is on an overhanging rock near the top of the South West side of the hill.
Brief description of art: The images are very faint and consist of a red grid and a very faint ladder.