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The soils of the Constantia alluvial flats offered seasonal grazing for the nomadic Khoi Khoi pastoralists, who presumably first arrived on the Cape Peninsula some 2000 years ago. They were known to utilize fire to increase pasturage, and it is likely that they progressively changed the Constantia valley. They moved to the northwest when the summer winds dried off the Peninsula's rather poor pasture.
Private Bag, Constantia, Western Cape, South Africa