Object Listing

The Parliament Collection:
Table Bay with the mountains and the town in the background. A variety of sailing ships, sailboats and rowing boats in the bay. The buildings and the mountains are not realistically shown.

The Parliament Collection:

Export 524 sediment samples from the archaeological site Vleesbaai Area C (VBC) to the United States for the purpose of cryptotephra analysis.

The Parliament Collection:
Head and shoulders portrait of a man in three quarter view, looking to the viewer's left. He has a trimmed black beard and wears a dark leather jacket with a velvet collar, and a small white bow tie. Oval format on a square backing. Portrait of Schalk Jacobus Van Niekerk, discoverer of the first diamond in South Africa, 1866.; Two portraits of Schalk Jacobus Van Niekerk, discoverer of the first diamond in South Africa, 1866. (See 17766 for the other portrait).

The Parliament Collection:
Portrait of a man with a dark trimmed beard in three quarter view, looking to the viewer's left. He wears what looks like a corduroy jacket and a soft bow tie. Set in an oval on an A4 page with a gold decorative border. Wijlen Schalk Jacobus van Niekerk (van Hope Town) Ontdekker der eerste Diamant in Zuid Afrika in 1866.; Two portraits of Schalk Jacobus Van Niekerk, discoverer of the first diamond in South Africa, 1866. (See 17757 for the other portrait).

76 samples of copper objects from archaeological sites in South Africa and analyze them using lead isotopic and trace elemental analyses to identify their copper source, and traditional metallography and x-ray fluorescence methods to understand their production technology. These data will expand our existing database of copper objects from Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia, the DRC, and Malawi, and help understand the role of South African sites within this interaction network.

Sorting of charcoals per decapage after sieving >3mm

The Parliament Collection:
High view point showing Fort Armstrong situated in a valley in the middle ground. Road leading to a river in the foreground.

Unretouched lithic Flake

ESA core

Sorting of charcoals per decapage after sieving >3mm

The Parliament Collection:
View of the eastern province frontier with Fort Cox in the distance. Two horses and a rider in lower right corner.

The Parliament Collection:
Cartoon from the Lantern of Johann David Marquard

The Parliament Collection:
A procession of four men walking from right to left. The first man is holding the Mace, the second is carrying an axe and the third has the Education Act tied to his back.

The Parliament Collection:
Photograph of a Transvaal cartoon. A man is standing on a ox-wagon laden with boxes and barrels. The bottom right of the cartoon is the word subsidies and there are four snakes above it

The Parliament Collection:
Two dogs with human faces, the small dog (Hertzog) is inside a kennel marked Leadership. A much larger dog (Botha) is outside, staring down at him.

The Parliament Collection:
Pres Steyn in the centre, with a sword that has Hate written on it, and blood is dripping from the sleeve of his outstretched arm. He is pointing to a sunrise with the writing: "False Hope Lies". He is surrounded by injured Boer soldiers and one man with Red Cross insignia. At Steyn's feet is a document that says: OFS 5000 colonials and a German army corps are coming. (Part of a portfolio, see 17946)

The Parliament Collection:
Steyn seated on the deck of a boat and waving a white cloth labelled "Help or we perish". Two caricatures of Reitz and Kruger steering boat with "Power" written on the wheel. Rats identified as "Hollanders" abandoning ship. (Part of a portfolio, see 17946)

The Parliament Collection:
Rough seas with a small boat in foreground in the path of a large steamer labelled "British Empire" The small boat is named "South African Party Conciliation Craft." There are three men on it, two are waving banners at the oncoming steam ship, and one is trying to steer with a single sail labelled "S.A. News." There is an oar hanging from the side, labelled "Loyalty". (Part of a portfolio, see 17946) Untitled [South African Party Conciliation Craft]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries

The Parliament Collection:
Farmyard scene with classical figure (Cape Colony) on left and a man dressed as a woman on the right holding a paper labelled "Sedition Hate". Stupidity, Prejudice and Ignorance written on fence in centre with a farmer and a large pig looking over it. (Part of a portfolio, see 17946)

The Parliament Collection:
Paul Kruger's as a monkey having his palm read by a lion (Chamberlain). The lion's den is labelled "Leo - Palmist and Fortune Teller", and there are two lion cubs with German helmets (check?) at the entrance. (Part of a portfolio, see 17946) Untitled [Leo - Palmist and Fortune Teller]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries)

The Parliament Collection:
Oriental interior with two reclining figures in oriental costume with John Bull peering through window, handing a note to the man on the right. (Part of a portfolio, see 17946)

The Parliament Collection:
Image in two parts. On left back views of two walking figures, one in detail the other less so, on right a figure is reclining in a room marked "Office". All three dressed in medieval costume. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Two male figures with their legs in stocks with "Public Indignation" written on the leg barrier. Cat thrown at the men and sign reads "These stocks are for all Humbug Reprobates and Backsliders". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled [Public Indignation]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Schreiner dressed as a woman (name on apron) washing a small adult male named "Afrikander Party" tub with "Manifesto at Malmesbury" written on it. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled [Manifesto at Malmesbury]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Two scenes of men viewing each other through telescopes - one on shore and the other on a ship. The latter has the telescope backwards. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Pied Piper figure with caricature face leading rats. Paper in the lower left corner reads "Wanted Kaffir [sic] location no overcrowding". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Two men knocking on a door, next to which is written "John Bull Money Advanced." The one carries a case marked "Afrikander Policy.". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["John Bull - Money Advanced"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Donkey being pulled in two directions and the two men seated on it face different ways. Another figure holds a bunch of carrots to the donkey's mouth. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Three men (Rhodes), saloon keeper (J H Hofmeyr) holding a copy of "Ons Land", and a policeman. Sign in the shop window: Afrikander Arms, Orange Free State Bitters and further word play. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["Orange Free State Bitters"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.