Kamberg Nature Reserve IV

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              RSA KNR4 4
              NMSA NMSA-RSA-KNR4-4.jpg · Item · 02/1979
              Part of Natal Museum
              Kamberg Nature Reserve IV
              RSA KNR4 3
              NMSA NMSA-RSA-KNR4-3.jpg · Item · 02/1979
              Part of Natal Museum
              Kamberg Nature Reserve IV
              RSA KNR4 2
              NMSA NMSA-RSA-KNR4-2.jpg · Item · 02/1979
              Part of Natal Museum
              Kamberg Nature Reserve IV
              RSA KNR4 1
              NMSA NMSA-RSA-KNR4-1.jpg · Item · 02/1979
              Part of Natal Museum
              Kamberg Nature Reserve IV
              NMSA 03 8017P
              NMSA NMSA-NMSA-03-8017P.jpg · Item · 1993
              Part of Natal Museum
              Baboons.

              Baboons are painted and engraved more frequently than jackals, and they also feature more frequently in Bushman myth and folklore. The /Xam believed that, like the lion, the baboon had similar powers to those of shamans. It was supposed to draw these powers from a small stick of a plant, which it kept in its left cheek. Some depictions of baboons show a whole troop with males, females and babies. There are also therianthropic baboons which express the closeness of baboons to people and, more important, the association between baboons and shamans.
              Maggs, T
              NMSA 03 8017P
              NMSA NMSA-NMSA-03-8017P.jpg · Item · 1993
              Part of Natal Museum
              Baboons.

              Baboons are painted and engraved more frequently than jackals, and they also feature more frequently in Bushman myth and folklore. The /Xam believed that, like the lion, the baboon had similar powers to those of shamans. It was supposed to draw these powers from a small stick of a plant, which it kept in its left cheek. Some depictions of baboons show a whole troop with males, females and babies. There are also therianthropic baboons which express the closeness of baboons to people and, more important, the association between baboons and shamans.
              Maggs, T