SOUTHERN AFRICAN HUMANITIES is published annually by the:
KwaZulu-Natal Museum
Private Bag 9070
Pietermaritzburg
3200 South Africa

Southern African Humanities is indexed and abstracted in the Thomson Reuters Arts and Humanities Citation Index.

Publications Committee:
Editors (editor@nmsa.org.za):
C. Thorp, B. van Doornum, J. Hollmann, G. Whitelaw
Copy editor: D. Turrell
Layout: G. Elliot

Editorial Board:
T. Maggs (University of Cape Town, South Africa)
A.D. Mazel (University of Newcastle, United Kingdom)
P.J. Mitchell (University of Oxford, United Kingdom)
J.C. Sealy (University of Cape Town, South Africa)
J.B. Wright (University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa)
F. Jolles (KwaZulu-Natal Museum & University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa)
M. Lombard (University of Johannesburg, South Africa)

Price:
Volume 23 (2011): R185 excluding postage and packing
Orders and exchange agreements:
Address enquiries to: The Chief Librarian
library@nmsa.org.za; tel:  27-33-3451404 ; fax: 27-33-3450561

SOUTHERN AFRICAN HUMANITIES
Southern African Humanities has its origins in the Annals of the Natal Museum, first published in 1906. Though dominated by natural science, the Annals carried human science articles from the beginning, and especially after 1970 when archaeological research in Natal and Zululand swelled dramatically. In response, the Natal Museum established the Natal Museum Journal of Humanities in 1989, then changed the journal name to Southern African Humanities in 2001. The volume run continued unchecked.
    Today Southern African Humanities is a vehicle for archaeological, anthropological and pre- and early colonial historical research, especially for research that concerns material culture. Articles can be data-oriented or synthetic. There is no page limit, but article length must be appropriate for the the topic.