Additional photos not found in the book. (Click on each picture to see the caption)
1. Aerial view of the built-up Johannesburg city centre (Dean Hutton, Getty Images).
2. Alexander township outside Johannesburg (GalloGetty Images)
3. An informal settlement in Orlando, Soweto, 26 June 2013 (Gallo Images)
4. Rural African women in the Midlands of KwaZuluNatal (Gallo Images)
5. Buffalo facing up to lion in the Kruger Park (Gail Nattrass)
6. Majestic lioness (courtesy of Jeff Rikotso, Gauteng tourism)
7. The now extinct quagga (Wikipedia.org)
8. Professor Jonathan Jansen (Times Media)
9. The Taung Child (courtesy of Mags Pillay)
10. Professor Francis Thackeray and Mrs Ples (courtesy of mags Pillay)
11. Maropeng (Cradle of Humankind Visitors' Centre)
12. Maropeng (from the back)
13. heritage site logo (Adrian Amod)
14. San hunter (Lorna Marshall)
15. Early protest art; men arriving with horses and gun (A R Willcox)
16. Khoi man riding an ox. (MuseumAfrica)
17 Saartjie Baartman (httporiginal people.org)
18. Mapungubwe Hill (Mapungubwe Museum, UP)
19. Glass beads from India (Mapungubwe Museum, UP)
20. Tiny gold rhino (Mapungubwe Museum, UP)
21. Gold bracelets Mapungubwe Museum, UP)
22. Mapungubwe (Gail Nattrass)
23. Aerial view over Thulamela showing the stone-walled enclosures (Mapungubwe Museum, UP) (600 x 405)
24. The queen's grave at Thulamela. A gold bracelet can be seen on her boney arm to the left of the archaeologist's hand (courtesy of Gold Fields of South Africa Ltd, 1996)
25. Young man celebrating at opening of Thulamela (Gail Nattrass)
26. A woman in a rural area (Gallo Images)
27. Venda girls doing the python dance (www.Go Oka Wemoha(we), Iluvsouthernafrica.com
28. artist's impression of da Gama (South African history Online)
29. Portuguese explorers erecting a padrao on the Namibian coast in 1488 (South African library)
30. The wreck of the Grosvenor in 1782 (Wikipedia.org)
31. Cargo from ship wrecks (Malcolm Turner)
32. Divers at the wreck of the Sao Jose-Paquete (Jonathan Sharfman)
33. Romanticised painting of the arrival of Jan van Riebeeck at the Cape (South AFrican Library)
34. Ground plan of Castle showing 5-star format (www.castleofgoodhope.co.za)
35. President Obama visiting the Castle at the Cape (Wikipedia)
36. Propaganda; picture of Vergelegen in 1712 ( (Cape Archives)
37. Vergelegen as it really was in 1712 (Cape Archives)
38. Legacy of the Dutch Groot (large) Constantia (Gail Nattrass)
39. The Boschendal wine estate (Gail Nattrass)
40. kraakporselein displayed at Boschendal (Gail Nattrass)
41. A wine farm in Stellenboch (Gallo Images)
41. A wine farm in Stellenboch (Gallo Images)
43. Malay couple (Museum Africa)
44. Bo-Kaap Museum (rougeonrose@capetownboutiquehotel.co.za)
45. Lady Anne Barnard (Western Cape Archives, M280)
46. Sale in Grahamstown (Albany Museum)
47. Drosdy gate at Rhodes University (Gail Nattrass)
48. clock tower at Rhodes University (Wikipedia)
49. Moroko Swallows in the 1950s (SA History.org.za)
50. Zonnebloem College in District Six, Cape Town (Western Cape Archives)
51. The sons of Xhosa chiefs at Zonnebloem College (Western Cape Archives)
52. Robert Moffat preaching to the Tswana (MuseumAfrica)
53. Actor Henry Cele playing Shaka ((httpsrespectance.comtributeshenry-cele).
54. Ndebele Warriors (MuseumAfrica MA2461)
55. Moshoeshoe in traditional clothes (Western Cape Archives E3251)
56. Moshoeshoe in clothes he wore to meet white visitors (Western Cape Archives, AG2114)
57. Nongqawuse, the prophetess who brought doom on the Xhosa (South African National Library)
58. Difficult ascent of the Drakensberg (Western Cape Archives M929)
59. Tapestries showing scenes from the Trek (Gail Nattrass)
60. The Blood River site (Gail Nattrass)
61. Michael Buys, descendant of Coenraad Buys (Christine Nesbitt, Sunday Times 30 January 199)4
62. Diamonds cut into facets
63. The Big Hole at Kimberley (Gail Nattrass)
64. A cocopan and plaque next to the Big Hole (Gail Nattrass)
65. Powerful man, Cecil John Rhodes (Western Cape Archives)
66. Gold bars, refined, smelted and ready for export
67. Tautona mine near Carletonville, the deepest mine in the world (merafongtourism.co.za)
68. How it all began - the picturesque little mining town at Pilgrim's Rest (Gail Nattrass)
69. One of the historic buildings in Pilgrim's Rest. (Gallo Images)
70. The Grand Hotel at Pilgrim's Rest (GalloAlamy)
71. Northwards in Parktown Johannesburg (Gail Nattrass)
72. Jose Dale yhr high society lady who lived at Northwards (Gail Nattrass)
73. Numbered Chinese workers with two white officials in 1904 (MuseumAfrica)
74. M K Gandhi (centre) and some of the Indian leaders in 1912 (S S Singh Centre, Unisa)
75. Migrant workers on their way to the mines. (MuseumAfrica)
76. Humiliation. Men stripping for a medical on a gold mine (MuseumAfrica)
77. `Scoff' (food) time. Men cooking outside their living quarters (source unknown)
78. New hostels being built in Diepkloof near Johannesburg city. (www.iol.co.za polopoly_fs copy-of-st-diepkloof-hostels)
79. The battlefield at Isandhlwana (Gail Nattrass)
80. Cetshwayo wearing the necklace of bravery. (sahistory.org)
81. British aristocrats besieged in Mafeking during the Anglo-Boer War (BBC Hutton Picture Library)
213. Change for the better (Photo courtesy Rhona Williams)
214. Students at the University of Cape Town protesting against the rise in fees (Gallo Images)
215. The distinctive protest dance called toy-toying (GettyImages)
216. Another example of toy-toying (Gallo Images)
217. A toy-toyi protest dance against foreigners in the country (Gallo Images)
218. young people after a march against xenophobia in , March 2017 (Gallo Images)
219. Union members protesting against toll roads, The Star, 28 May 2015
220. Striking miners at Marikana led by the man in the green blanket (Times Media)
221. The unrest continued at Marikana a year later (Siphiwe Sibeko, Reuters via Gallo Images.)
222. Miners praying at Marikana a year later (Gallo Images)
223. Leader of the EFF, Julius Malema (Gallo Images)
224. The controversial private rural homestead at Nkandla (Wikipedia)
225. President Zuma's wedding to his 5th wife, January 2010 (Gallo Images)
226. President Zuma with a praise singer (Gallo Images)
227. Jacob Zuma with traditional leaders Gallo Images
228. A sangoma (GettyImages)
229. Urban Sotho man returning to his roots through dance (source unknown)
230. BRICS leaders (ReutersFile)
231. Patrice Matsepe (Gallo Images)
232. Mark Shuttleworth (www.spaceadventures.com)
233. Elon Musk (Wikipedia)
234. Pieter Dirk Uys (Gallo Images)
235. Traditional dancing. The Zulu Indlamu dance
236. Ladysmith Black Mambaso Steve Mack (GettyImages)
237. Mango Groove (www.mangogroove.com)
238. Afrikaners doing traditional folk dancing, (Sunday Times, 7 June 2015)
239. Coloured minstrels at new year (Jeremy Jowell GettyImages)
240. Zulu lady selling her wares on Durban beachfront (Gail Nattrass).
241. Closeup of beadwork (Gail Nattrass)
242. geometric design on house (courtesy of Maropeng Tourism)
243. Hindu festival of chariots (Gail Nattrass)
244. MuseumAfrica (photo courtesy of Diana Wall)
245. Constitution Hill
246. The Apartheid Museum
247. Cycle tour through Soweto (Errol Nattrass)
248. Vistors to the foot of Africa (Gail Nattrass)
249. Camp's Bay (courtesy of ian@capespirit.com)
250. The Obamas on Robben Island in 2013 (Gallo Images)
251. Ahmed Kathrada on Robben Island (photo courtesy of Tim and Diana (Wall) Couzens)
252. Parks where wild animals roam freely (Gail Nattrass)
253. giraffes in the Pilansberg ( Rhona Williams)
254. Walking tour at Bakubung in the Pilansberg (Errol Nattrass)
255. Part of our heritage the traditional braai (photo courtesy of Christo Greyling)
Author, Gail Nattrass, visits the District Six museum in CT
Music and dance feautured strongly in District Six. There was a sense of community despite the poor living conditions
The District Six museum was once a church attended by the people of District Six. Some of their descendants now show visitors around
The hanging sheet has messages from descendants of people forced to leave in 1966. The floor map shows where they used to live
Kaalvoet vrou (barefoot woman) in the Drakensberg. Photograph by Karen Nattrass
Difficult ascent of the Drakensberg during the Great Trek
Deborah Retief (Piet Retief's daughter) engraved her father's name on a rock faceat Kerkenberg in the Drakensberg on his 57th birthday, 12 November 1837