Identity area
Type of entity
Site
Authorized form of name
Kruger National Park XIV
Parallel form(s) of name
- Renosterkoppie I
Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules
Other form(s) of name
Identifiers for corporate bodies
RSA KNP14
Description area
Dates of existence
History
Brief description of site: Public site.
Places
Legal status
Functions, occupations and activities
Conservation action taken: Conservation
There are three factors that may be a threat to the preservation of the site. Firstly, there are bird and mud wasp nests in the site, which may grow onto the images. Secondly, there are animals that rub against the panel and consequently rubbing off the images. Lastly, there is water flowing through the site, which may wash away the paintings.
Conservation needed: yes
There are three factors that may be a threat to the preservation of the site. Firstly, there are bird and mud wasp nests in the site, which may grow onto the images. Secondly, there are animals that rub against the panel and consequently rubbing off the images. Lastly, there is water flowing through the site, which may wash away the paintings.
Conservation needed: yes
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General context
Relationships area
Access points area
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Status
Level of detail
Partial
Dates of creation, revision and deletion
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Maintenance notes
When was site visited: 25/08/2000
When was site visited: 25/08/2000
When was site visited earliest: 25/08/2000
When was site visited earliest: 25/08/2000
When was site visited latest: 25/08/2000
When was site visited latest: 25/08/2000
Who has been to site: Pearce, David
Who has been to site: Smith, Benjamin
When was site visited: 25/08/2000
When was site visited earliest: 25/08/2000
When was site visited earliest: 25/08/2000
When was site visited latest: 25/08/2000
When was site visited latest: 25/08/2000
Who has been to site: Pearce, David
Who has been to site: Smith, Benjamin