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… likely that these tracks followed earlier tracks of early khoikhoi herdsman who herded their cattle at times seeking …

… call regularly at Table Bay on their way to and from Asia. Khoikhoi traded mainly iron, copper and marijuana with the … at the Cape, but those who are not drowned or killed by Khoikhoi are soon removed from the Cape and the scheme is … for the next eight years, protected from their mainland Khoikhoi enemies and within easy reach of the Island's edible …

… tools but had no knowledge of iron smelting. They were the Khoikhoi * - the ancestors of the people the Europeans …

… is said to mean 'frog' or 'toad' perhaps derived from the Khoikhoi. There is also a Tributary of the Kat River which …

… "At sunrise, a congregation of about eighteen (Xhosa) and (Khoikhoi), assembled in the temporary chapel, a large, … of the Fingoes, the house-shaped ones of the poorer (Khoikhoi), and the neat cottages of those who have become … of the villages, school-houses have been erected by the (Khoikhoi), which are fitted up on the plan of the British and …

… a wild almond hedge planted in 1660 to keep the indigenous Khoikhoi out of the first European settlement in South …

… the amaGcaleka, the amaThembu and, most notably, the Khoikhoi of the Kat River Settlement, a group whom the …

… known as Keiskammahoek. This name, derived from Dutch and Khoikhoi roots means, quite literally, "corner of shining …

… Southern Cape Hessequa '. (They're better described as a ‘Khoikhoi Community, OR Hottentots'.) The Hottentots all …

… stars. In the darkness of our night, the victory of the Khoikhoi in 1510 here in Table Bay, when they defeated and … for ever. In the darkness of our night, Autshumato, the Khoikhoi leader who was the first political prisoner on …

… the Transvaal ,. As well as various other groups like the KhoiKhoi , Koranas under Andries Waterboer , and the …

… South African artist Willie Bester of Saartjie Baartman, a Khoikhoi woman who was exhibited throughout Europe in the …

… of Kuboes, also spelled Khubus. Derives its name from a Khoikhoi term meaning: 'A Round Fountain or Spring' Khuboes …

… came to the Cape, they came into contact with the native Khoikhoi people. The two groups had very different ways of …

… nation. In the late 1820s, a group of Kora (a group of Khoikhoi settlers also known as the Korana) and Dutch …

… forested ravines of the area were home to the; Hassequas Khoikhoi tribe who had their kraals near the Gobos river, …

… for extended periods. Others, however, such as the Khoikhoi communities of the south-western Cape, disintegrated … peoples with whom the Dutch first came into contact, the Khoikhoi, had been settled in the region for at least a … Dutch arrived; they were an unwilling labour force. The Khoikhoi were a pastoral people; as long as they had their …

… South African artist Willie Bester of Saartjie Baartman, a Khoikhoi woman who was exhibited throughout Europe in the …

… excepting that of the missionaries." The Griqua were a Khoikhoi group of migrant pastoralist who, over the …

… turn, gave it over the following year to the Griqua , a Khoikhoi group who, under the leadership of Adam Kok , were …

… Southeyville and Xalanga. The hunter-gatherer San and Khoikhoi people inhabited the region in scattered nomadic …

… Human occupation dates back to Stone Age groups like the Khoikhoi and the San , to the settlement of Free Burghers and …

… of any strongly centralised kingdom, intermarried with Khoikhoi and retained circumcision. Many Zulu people …

… observe a greater alteration or improvement than at the ( Khoikhoi) town of Hooge Kraal, now called Pacaltsdorp ... …

… in the middle of the 17th century to keep the indigenous Khoikhoi out. A curlicue scroll ornament on a pure white …

… the Kalahari desert . These deserts were the home of many Khoikhoi and San groups, and there are still examples of San …

… tools but had no knowledge of iron smelting. They were the Khoikhoi * - the ancestors of the people the Europeans …