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Back [down] the track - shows native vegetation. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 5, 1920]

A photograph of an indigenous village in the background with trees still standing while they are cut down in the foreground. On the left, there is a termite hill.

A photograph of an indigenous woman planting corn, zea mays, a Kaffir corn, and pumpkin or squash. There is also a dog sitting in the background.

A photograph of an indigenous woman planting corn, zea mays, a Kaffir corn, and pumpkin or squash. There are large trees in the background.

Crowd of women and kids in front of bank. (before breakfast) [Shantz travel journal, July 28, 1919]

Diving for money at side of ship. [Shantz travel journal, July 27, 1919]

Diving for money at side of ship. [Shantz travel journal, July 27, 1919]

A photograph of a natural bush veld beyond Mositikatznek with acacia caffra, burkia africana, and combretum.

A photograph that show a view of the desert above Upington. The schrub in the foreground is chrysothamnus-like, while the darker plants in the back are called black brush by Shantz.

A photograph showing the natural vegetation (aloe, acacia & ziziphus) near Mossel Bay.

A photograph showing the natural vegetation near Mossel Bay, showing more of the dune vegetation.

A photograph showing low brush euphorbia, opuntia, ziziphus, and an occasional aloe.

A detailed photograph of vegetation at Bluecliff, showing euphorbia, opuntia, ziziphus and an occasional aloe.

A detailed photograph of vegetation at Bluecliff, showing euphorbia, opuntia, ziziphus and an occasional aloe.

A photograph of a view of a dense portion of natural vegetation covering the hills below Bluecliff.

A general view of the aloe grass brush type.

The photograph of natural vegetation, showing the small angular-branched shrub so prominent in this section.

A photograph of natural vegetation which includes tall aristidas, a stem flower, garcinia, acacia, as well as dodder is very abundant.