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“50,000 Years of Shifting Shores and Human Lives at Knysna” By Dr. Naomi Cleghorn
Humans have long been drawn to Knysna’s dramatic landscapes and rich ecosystems, but these landscapes have changed significantly through time. The archaeological and palaeoecological record of the last 50,000 years gives us a glimpse into how people’s lifeways have shifted with past environments. The record at Knysna is unique on the south coast and broadens our view of the human past.
