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View over Takatshwane Valley towards margin and dune

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View of Takatshwane Valley. Close to location of 676

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Plant recorded in the field as |xei and identified as Sanservieria scabrifolia Dinter, "mother-in-law's tongue" by Maguire (1968). Leaves used for fibre. Traill adds stolon is used for moisture. !Xóõ named verified by Traill (2018) as ǀxāi, Sansevieria aethiopica Thunb. Hand-held excavated specimen

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Boscia albitrunca, ǂkun OR ǂkan (Maguire 1968) later verified by Traill (2018) as ǂqhūn, Boscia albitrunca(Burch.) Gilg. et Benedict var. Albitrunca. Fruits eaten raw

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Plant recorded in the field as !xan !xan and identified as Catophractes alexandrii, by Maguire (1968). Later verified by Traill in !Xóõ as ǃɢàn ǃɢàn. Hand-held flowering branchlet

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Dr Heinz and Bushman standing in cleared cultivation area, a pilot project to cultivate indigenous food plants

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View looking south towards Takatshwane camp

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View of Acacia detinens (= Acacia mellifera) flanked by two smaller burnt specimens

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Acacia mellifera ssp. detinens. Branchlet

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Identified by Maguire (1968) as Tenaris schultzei, !gola (!Xóõ language) formerly known as Kinepetalum Schlecht. Later verified by Traill (2018) as ’ǃnó̰la. Stem with delicate leaves and flower

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