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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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Eggs and nest of ŋǂali in the shade of a !gola (!Xóõ language), Acacia luederitzii by Maguire (1968). Later verified by Traill (2018) as ǃóla

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Acacia ataxacantha short white spiked Acacia, apparently rare

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View with much Terminalia and Grewia flava, some Acacia luederitzii

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Large fruiting Nerine species, showing large fruits

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Acacia luederitzii with excavation at base of trunk for extraction of roots for arrow quiver. The bark is used. Sequence negs 495 to 499

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Acacia erioloba in previously burnt landscape

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Terminalia trees, grass tussocks, in country previously burnt

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Suckering Lonchocarpus nelsii in burnt area. Note grass tussocks

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Previously burnt area, a context for Tenaris. Note suckering Lonchocarpus nelsii

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Plant recorded in the field as n|u|u and identified as Kyllinga alba Ness by Maguire (1968). Later Traill (2018) verified the !Xóõ name as ǀnūhũ ǀ’úũ. The white sedge used as ostrich eggshell stopper

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Hand-held specimen of excavated whole plant of Tenaris schultzei (Schlecht) (= Kinepetalum Schlecht), identified by Maguire (1968) as !gola and verified by Traill (2018) as ’ǃnó̰la

Maguire, Brian
Tenaris schultzei (Schlecht) (= Kinepetalum Schlecht), identified by Maguire (1968) as !gola and verified by Traill (2018) as ’ǃnó̰la. Habit

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Talinum crispatulum Dinter, n∥an aa in !Xóõ as recorded by Maguire (1968). Later verified by Traill as ’ǁnà̰n aa

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Excavated plant of Vigna tribola, excavated plant with tuberous root. Later synonymized with Vigna unguiculata. Documented by Maguire (1968) as ŋ|ahan, confirmed by Traill (2018) as ǀnā̰hn. When wet seeds are roasted, when dry, baked. The tuber is baked

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Young Bushmen holding Vigna tribola, excavated plant with tuberous root. Later synonymized with Vigna unguiculata. Documented by Maguire (1968) as ŋ|ahan, confirmed by Traill (2018) as ǀnā̰hn. When wet seeds are roasted, when dry, baked. The tuber is baked

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Scilla sp.

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Single leaved Dipcadi sp.

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Vigna tribola, habit. Later synonymized with Vigna unguiculata

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Acacia erioloba (= Acacia giraffae), one on left has been burnt

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