Ethnic map southern africa

Author: Map Studio Publisher: Map Studio (2008) Edition: Second Edition Revised and Updated ISBN-10: 1770260021 ISBN-13: 9781770260023 Condition: Very Good. The cover is rubbed, the spine ends are a little bumped. Wear to edges and corners and creasing to back cover. Inside all intact. Binding: Softcover  Pages: 95 Dimensions: 27 x 19.2 x 1 cm +++ by Map Studio +++ Each area is covered including suggested sites and activities, natural wonders, popular routes, city and town maps, National Parks and reserves, animals and plants and a detailed resource section.

    MAP STUDIO Activity Atlas Southern Africa Johannesburg 2004, first edition, semi-hard cover, large format, illustrations, 182 pages in excellent second-hand condition       Buy bulk to save on postage. South West Africa SWA

Guide to Southern Africa 1969 - John Norton (editor) Howard Timmins, 1969. Condition: Good (one folded map).

  Item Description:  Robert Hale, London, 1961 Hard Cover. Book Condition: Very Good. Large folding map in front pocket in very good condition. Original blue cloth binding very good with minimal wear only. Contents clean and tight. A very good copy. Size: 8vo. 

  1960 first edition hard cover with dust cover and 152 pages in good condition. R65 postage in SA. The dust jacket has a pen mark on the front. Original dust jacket. Original green cloth boards with gilt titling on the spine and the upper board. Map motif end papers. xiv prelims, 152 pages, fold out colour frontis plus 18 colour plates, diagram, 18 distribution maps, 50 black and white photographic plates.

2006. Firm s oft cover. 255 pages. Very good condition; neat and clean. The binding is tight. Without map in sleeve in the back. Und er 1kg.   The authors outline and describe 39 key bird routes and more than 330 birding sites (and their associated birds) across South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Madagascar and the little-documented but increasingly popular areas of Angola, Mozambique, Zambia and Malawi. All sites are ranked into one of three categories of priority: essential (the region’s best), excellent (top sites but expendable to a time-limited visitor) and local interest (ideal for those looking for new areas to explore). Sites include practical details of access, best times to visit, habitat diversity and the birds that occur there and general natural history. A guide to finding the region’s top 150 birds and an annotated checklist conclude the book.

 Stunning book.!! Book in VG Condition. Glossy pages.. Heavy book in Slip case,. Slip case slightly damaged at one corner. All else in VG condition. A Treasure of knowledge.   "The Complete Book of Southern African Mammals" covers each of Southern Africa's 343 mammal species. From the diminutive shrews to the weird and wonderful bats, the carnivores, primates and ungulates (hoofed animals), this guide represents the work of 72 leading authorities in the field of mammal research. More than 400 colour photographs, many submitted by the region's most renowned wildlife photographers, were selected from an initial shortlist of 1,000. Wherever possible these portray the animals in their natural environments and many depict interesting aspects of behaviour too. The guide is divided into three main sections. The first and most extensive section covers land mammals - from shrews, moles and bats to primates, rabbits, rodents, primates, carnivores and ungulates. The second section embraces the marine mammals, comprising the whales, dolphins and seals. The third part of the guide covers exotic (introduced) species, such as the house rat, the grey squirrel and the fallow deer. In most instances, the species are introduced in a general text that is followed by more detailed biological notes covering aspects such as habitat, breeding, food and feeding methods and social system. A distribution map is provided for each animal. Supplementary essays at the front of the guide offer an even deeper insight into the subject, covering evolution, mammal classification, habitats, mammal adaptations and conservation. Selected further reading, a glossary of terms and a list of alternative names for each of the major languages within the sub-region are also provided.

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 4 - 9 working days Oxford In Search of History provides learners and teachers with outstanding, accessible high-quality material that meets the requirements of the National Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS). The course builds learner's confidence by using scaffolded activities, and by providing opportunities for practice and consolidation. Extension activities provide for learners aspiring to excellence. Features include: all the essential resources are in the text, and a full-colour map is provided; accessible language ensures easy understanding that will help learners to learn and revise independently; exam words are highlighted in the text, to improve exam performance; and a sample exam paper allows learners to effectively practise for exams. Features Summary Oxford In Search of History provides learners and teachers with outstanding, accessible high-quality material that meets the requirements of the National Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS)... Publisher Oxford University Press Southern Africa Release date 20111028 Pages 223 ISBN 0-19-905725-7 ISBN 13 978-0-19-905725-2

HARDCOVER WITH DUST WRAPPER IN GOOD USED CONDITION. FIRST DAY COVER OF BEIRA -SALISBURY RAILWAY ADDED TO FRONT OF THE BOOK. GEORGE PAULING WORKED ON THIS RAILWAY. BOOKS OF RHODESIA, BULUWAYO 1969. GOLD SERIES NO 4. FOLD OUT MAP OF SOUTHERN AFRICA. POSTAGE R60-00 SAPO OR R110-00 POSTNET TO POSTNET OR 70-00 PAXI.  

About the product With a supplementary chapter by John L. Comaroff, and a supplementary bibliography by Adam Kuper. 233 x 155 mm; card wrappers; pp. 93, incl. index; map; tables. Wrappers and edges foxed, occasional fox spot elsewhere; earlier bookseller's ink stamp to half-title. Good."Originally published as part of the Ethnographic Survey of Africa by the International African Institute, this study of the Tswana, now in its seventh reprint, has proved one of the most respected and popular in the series. Succinctly written, it is a thorough study of a major division of the Sotho group of the Bantu-speaking peoples of Southern Africa. The Tswana, whose main homeland is Botswana, have been much written about in the twentieth century; this study, together with Professor Schapera's other writings on the Tswana, forms a very significant section of our knowledge and understanding of an important group. Continually referred to by other leading anthropologists, it remains a classic."