A warm afternoon wind that blew around me as I sat on the back seat of the mini bus (combi) reminded me of my school trips back in our village.
The trip to Tsodilo hills was as exciting as the theories I have heard about these rocks that “whispers.”
I have heard a lot about the hills while at primary school through the national museum and art gallery and had only seen the intriguing images of the hills rock paintings on books and television.
The art, which is believed to be the site of first creation of Basarwa has more than 4500 paintings on rock surfaces and is believed to be more t...
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In this article:archaeological record, art gallery, Basarwa ancestors rest, early dinosaurs, first creation of Basarwa, Hambukushu tribe, hills rock paintings, Kalahari Desert, kgosi Kelebetse Keasheta, Louvre of the Desert, Maun, national monument, national museum, Nyambe, spirits of the bushmen, Tsodilo Hills, Tsodilo village Chief, UNESCO
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