Vogel Valey I

Brief description of art: Site is 100m up slope from the boundary fence that skirts the Northern edge of the Voelvlei dam. The rubbing of cows has damaged paintings. The site consists of 4 panels. The first panel consists of seven springbok, 4 of which are in running postures. One is in a 'pronking' position. Three of these springbok are grouped closely together, and are underneath 2 eland with heads raised. To the right of the 'pronking' springbok is a very faded figure bending forward with hands near knees. To the right of this figure is a white stick figure associated with a bichrome eland. On a facet below these figures are faded and unclear depictions of an eland and antelope.

Panel 2 is around the corner from panel 1. It consists of a large polychrome, male eland, which is 350mm from nose to rump. The back is outlined in black and black dots occur along the nape of the neck. The folds of the dewlap are outlined in brown. Two faded eland, one of which is male, occur below the large eland slightly to the left. Some very faded remains of humans are also present.

Panel 3 contains a single yellow bovid.

Panel 4 consists of 2 faded bichrome eland and approximately 5 black humans.