A variety of bones sourced from the University of Cape Town Archaeology and Zoology departments, playfully re-imagined by the students as a collection owned by a time-travelling anthropologist - collecting samples across time and sometimes, across dimensions.
A variety of pottery shards consisting of Asian porcelain, European earthenware and British stoneware sourced from the University of Cape Town Archaeology department and subjected to a botanical analysis by a graduate of the Botany Department.
A variety of pottery shards consisting of Asian porcelain, European earthenware and British stoneware sourced from the University of Cape Town Archaeology department and subjected to a botanical analysis by a graduate of the Botany Department.
A variety of soils sourced from Hiddingh Campus and classified by the students from the Archaeology department according to sphericity, the Munsell colour chart and coarseness.
A variety of soils sourced from Hiddingh Campus and classified by the students from the Archaeology department according to sphericity, the Munsell colour chart and coarseness.
A variety of rocks sourced from Hiddingh Campus in combination with Early and Middle Stone Age tools from the Archaeology department, arranged according to type and combined with a mixture of historical and personal associations.
A variety of rocks sourced from Hiddingh Campus in combination with Early and Middle Stone Age tools from the Archaeology department, arranged according to type and combined with a mixture of historical and personal associations.
A variety of bones sourced from the University of Cape Town Archaeology and Zoology departments, playfully re-imagined by the students as a collection owned by a time-travelling anthropologist - collecting samples across time and sometimes, across dimensions.
A variety of pottery shards consisting of Asian porcelain, European earthenware and British stoneware sourced from the University of Cape Town Archaeology department and subjected to a botanical analysis by a graduate of the Botany Department.
A variety of pottery shards consisting of Asian porcelain, European earthenware and British stoneware sourced from the University of Cape Town Archaeology department and subjected to a botanical analysis by a graduate of the Botany Department.
A variety of soils sourced from Hiddingh Campus and classified by the students from the Archaeology department according to sphericity, the Munsell colour chart and coarseness.
A variety of soils sourced from Hiddingh Campus and classified by the students from the Archaeology department according to sphericity, the Munsell colour chart and coarseness.
A variety of rocks sourced from Hiddingh Campus in combination with Early and Middle Stone Age tools from the Archaeology department, arranged according to type and combined with a mixture of historical and personal associations.
A variety of rocks sourced from Hiddingh Campus in combination with Early and Middle Stone Age tools from the Archaeology department, arranged according to type and combined with a mixture of historical and personal associations.