In this paper, we explore the 'Preservation/Heritage Values/Management'triptych, and we
propose a new method for addressing the values attributed to cultural heritage sites …

This paper engages the practical aspects of linking heritage, in particular, archaeological
heritage, with both individual and community economic development. In recent years, there …

This article critically assesses how heritage has been appropriated in various contexts to
create national, partisan, and corporate identities in Zimbabwe. Using iconography, we …

Gathering digital data is a twenty-first-century research concern. Working in the previously
undocumented region of the Eastern Cape's former'Transkei'homeland presents several …

South of the Sahara, scholars generally agree on the presence of multiple distinct rock art
traditions. Among these are the 'Late White Tradition', consisting of dots made with fingers in …

This paper addresses the presentation of rock art to the public, and perceptions of
indigenous identity, by focusing on two rural South African rock art visitor centers. Both …

Starting from the observation that having exceptional rock art sites is not enough on its own
to attract tourists, we use a case study in the Makgabeng to analyse the challenges many …

Heritage-making is discussed in this paper as it manifests in the South African museum
space, specifically that of the Wildebeest Kuil Rock Art Tourism Centre in South Africa's …

This paper is based on rock art sites of the Maloti-Drakensberg massif (South African part),
where more than 600 decorated shelters have thus far been identified. Being both …

Archaeotourism (also called archaeological tourism) is one of the oldest tourism niches–
people have visited archaeological sites for centuries. A question that arises is whether less …