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In the 1870s, facing cultural extinction and the deathof their language, several San men and women told theirstories to two pioneering colonial scholars at the Cape, Wilhelm Bleek and Lucy Lloyd. The narratives of these San(or Bushmen) were of the land, the rain, the history of the firstpeople, and the origin of the moon and stars. These narrativeswere faithfully recorded and translated by Bleek and Lloyd, creatingan archive of more than 13,000 pages including drawings, notebooks, maps, and photographs. Now...

George Stow was a Victorian man of many parts poet, historian, ethnographer, artist, cartographer, and prolific writer. A geologist by profession, he became acquainted, through his work in the field, with the extraordinary wealth of rock paintings in the caves and shelters of the South African interior. Enchanted and absorbed by them, Stow set out to create a record of this creative work of the people who had tracked and marked the South African landscape decades and centuries before him.
"Unconquerable Spirit "reveals the scope and the beauty of his labors. Stow s paintings are more than...