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The Times map of the tribes, peoples, & nations of modern Africa.

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The Times map of the tribes, peoples, & nations of modern Africa.

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(accessed 9/6/21)

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Citations are generated automatically from bibliographic data as a convenience, and may not be complete or accurate.

Chicago citation style:

Lewis, Roy, Yvonne Foy, and John Bartholomew And Son. The Times map of the tribes, peoples, & nations of modern Africa. [London, 1972] Map. https://www.loc.gov/item/73691651/.

APA citation style:

Lewis, R., Foy, Y. & John Bartholomew And Son. (1972) The Times map of the tribes, peoples, & nations of modern Africa. [London] [Map] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/73691651/.

MLA citation style:

Lewis, Roy, Yvonne Foy, and John Bartholomew And Son. The Times map of the tribes, peoples, & nations of modern Africa. [London, 1972] Map. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/73691651/>.

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The Times map of the tribes, peoples, & nations of modern Africa.

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Citations are generated automatically from bibliographic data as a convenience, and may not be complete or accurate. Lewis, Roy, Yvonne Foy, and John Bartholomew And Son. The Times map of the tribes, peoples, & nations of modern Africa. [London, 1972] Map. https://www.loc.gov/item/73691651/. Lewis, R., Foy, Y. & John Bartholomew And Son.

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Miriam Makeba performing  'The Click Song / Qongqothwane' (in Xhosa with English translation). A song traditionally sung at weddings to bring luck to the bride. 

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Miriam Makeba performing  'The Click Song / Qongqothwane' (in Xhosa with English translation). A song traditionally sung at weddings to bring luck to the bride. 

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Miriam Makeba (LIVE) 'The Click Song/Qongqothwane' w/Xhosa & English lyrics

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Miriam Makeba aka Mama Africa sings 'The Click Song/Qongqothwane' LIVE September '74

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Source text:
Arnott, K. (1962) African Myths and Legends, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

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Resource for storytelling and activities:
Daniel, A.K. (2012) Storytelling Across the Primary Curriculum. Abingdon: Routledge

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Further resources - versions of Beauty and the Beast from around the world

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Further resources - versions of Beauty and the Beast from around the world

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Tatar, M. (2017) Beauty and the Beast: Classic Tales About Animal Brides and Grooms from Around the World. New York NY: Penguin
Hearne, B. (1993) Beauties and Beasts. Phoenix AZ: Oryx
Meister, C. (2017) Beauty and the Beast Stories from Around the World. North Mankato MN: Picture Window Books

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Teaching resource available at: http://www.playhousesquare.org/assets/doc/Mufaro-ResourceGuide-f1cce133b9.pdf (accessed 4/11/17)

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South African natural settings. This page contains links to Google trekking views of South African National Parks (accessed 9/6/21)

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The Faroe Islands may have everyone beat when it comes to Google Street View (what, you didn't hear about the flock of sheep carrying 360-degree cameras to capture the far reaches of the remote islands?). But South Africa just rose to the challenge. Last week, Google launched Street View for 170 new trails across 19 national parks, some of which had never been fully trekked before.

Thanks to 572 safari guides, national park rangers, and volunteers who walked a collective 560 miles, views of an elephant sanctuary, Blyde River Canyon, and Madikwe Game Reserve (among others) are all available online. The volunteers carried the 48-pound camera backpack that works much like Google's 360-cam cars, used in more urban areas to map streets, taking pictures with each of its 15 lenses every two seconds to stitch together an all-around view of the area.

With the help of experienced guides, the volunteers on the walking safari routes ran into the kind of wildlife that draws many tourists to the country. You can spot elephants along the Nhlangani Kopple Trail and a cheetah in Mount Zebra National Park.

Not afraid of heights and feeling particularly brave? Check out the UNESCO World Heritage site Drakensberg Mountains via Street View (though in this case, it's more Sky View); these views are usually achieved by going up a precarious ladder-one that this team climbed with the 360-cam. Now, seven of South Africa's eight UNESCO World Heritage sites are on Google Street View.

If you're prepping for a trip to Cape Town, there's something for you, too. You can now choose one of seven paths to "climb" Table Mountain, Lion's Head (for a great view of the iconic tabletop), and Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens canopy walk.

So if you've ever needed a push to actually go to South Africa, here it is. Take some inspiration from these paths and then go do it for yourself.

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Every National Park in South Africa Is Now on Google Street View

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The Faroe Islands may have everyone beat when it comes to Google Street View (what, you didn't hear about the flock of sheep carrying 360-degree cameras to capture the far reaches of the remote islands?). But South Africa just rose to the challenge.

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Teaching Philosophy through Mufaro's Beatiful Daughters.

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Teaching Philosophy through Mufaro's Beatiful Daughters.

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Available at: https://www.teachingchildrenphilosophy.org/BookModule/MufarosBeautifulDaughters (accessed 4/11/17)

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Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters | Teaching Children Philosophy

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Both of Mufaro's daughters are beautiful but one is bad tempered and one is kind. When the king of the land asks the daughters to appear before him so he can choose a queen, the prideful, bad tempered daughter decides to set out in the night so she can get there first.

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Playing for Change covering Miriam Makeba's hit song, Pata Pata.

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Pata Pata Recording Session at Apogee Studios | Playing For Change