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Cave
Located in
South Africa :: KZN Elephant Coast
:: Nsoko
Category:
Land Mark :: Cave/Hole
In 1942 the body of an infant was found in the Border Cave, dating back 100 000 years. On the slopes of the Lebombo Mountains, is the cave that has provided us with evidence of the oldest modern humans, and 69 000 Stone Age implements. The interpretive centre exposes this for view, and is currently for free. An inscription found at the Border Cave Museum reads 'The first scientist to visit Border Cave was famous physical anthropologist, Prof Raymond Dart. When he visited the site in the 1930s little of interest was found. In the 1940s bat guano was removed from the cave to be used as fertiliser. This activity exposed human bones, again triggering scientific interest in the site. During the next forty years various prominent scientists visited and excavated the cave. Peter Beaumont from the McGregor museum in Kimberley was the last archaeologist to excavate here until the site was fenced and stabilised to prevent damage'.
| Address : | South Africa |
|---|---|
| Postal : | Amafa Akwazulu Natali, P.O. Box 523, Ulundi, 3838, KZN, South Africa |
| Contact : | The Director of Amafa Akwazulu Natali |
| Tel : | +27(0)35 870 2050 |
| Tel2 : | +27(0)35 870 2051 |
| Email : | Click Here |
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