Prehistoric metal-working in South West Africa

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
B. H. Sandelowsky
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Jan 5, 1974

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Prehistoric metal-working in South West Africa by B. H. SANDELOWSKY*, Ph.D. (Visitor) This paper describes a three-hundred year old metal-working site at Rehoboth, and makes a plea for information on such sites elsewhere in South West Africa so that they can be investigated. The technique of ore smelting that was used at Rehoboth appears to be different from that practised elsewhere by Bantu peoples before the modern era.
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APA: B. H. Sandelowsky  (1974)  Prehistoric metal-working in South West Africa

MLA: B. H. Sandelowsky Prehistoric metal-working in South West Africa. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1974.

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