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Tag Archives: Professor Michael de Jongh

Hessequa, The People of the Forest

Mike Hampton Posted on 12th Jul 2016 by mikehampton12th Jul 2016

If your browser doesn’t show the Play button, visit it directly on Soundcloud. Professor Michael de Jongh talks about the footprint of the early Khoi in the Garden Route. It’s a fascinating, educational that explains that the misspelt “Khoi” should in fact be translated as “Khoe Khoen”. The click in the language was derived from early migrators encountering Bushmen. He laments that the Attaqua, the “light coloured people”, ironically also the “white people”, have been mostly excluded from history. The Outeniqua were the honey gathers. The Gouriqua, along the coast, … Read the full article…

The truth may be bitter but sharing it is sweet!
Posted in Love Knysna | Tagged anthropology, Hessequa, Khoe Khoen, Knysna history, Professor Michael de Jongh, knysna forest

Knysna’s Hessequa, People of the Forest

Mike Hampton Posted on 12th Jul 2016 by mikehampton1st Nov 2020

Professor Michael de Jongh talks about the footprint of the early Khoi in the Garden Route. It’s a fascinating, educational that explains that the misspelt “Khoi” should in fact be translated as “Khoe Khoen”. The click in the language was derived from early migrators encountering Bushmen. He laments that the Attaqua, the  “light coloured people”, ironically also the “white people”, have been mostly excluded from history. The Outeniqua were the honey gathers. The Gouriqua, along the coast, were the “people of the cattle”. The Hessequa, those who lived and travelled … Read the full article…

The truth may be bitter but sharing it is sweet!
Posted in Sweets & Scissors | Tagged anthropology, Attaqua, Diepwalle Forest, Gouriqua, Hessequa, Khoe Khoen, Khoi, Khoisan, Knysna history, Outeniqua, People of the Forest, Professor Michael de Jongh

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