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Episode 1: The Shamans of Southern Africa
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Our first episode talking about the San tribes of southern Africa and their shamanistic practices with archaeological evidence of cave paintings.
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2. Jolly, Pieter. "Modelling Change in the Contact Art of the South-Eastern San, Southern Africa." In *Archaeology of Rock Art*, edited by Christopher Chippendale and Paul S.C. Tacon, 247-267. Cambridge University Press, 1998.
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