Number 9, October 1975
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On 29 September 1975 the new and modernised displays in the T. F. Dreyer Hall for Anthropology as well as two displays on Egyptology and cultural objects of the peoples of the South Sea Islands were opened to the public. In the new Dreyer Hall - named after the discoverer of the famous Florisbad human skull - all lettering and illustrations were done by means of the photographic silkscreening process. Cover design: Johan Reyneke Photographs: Jakkie Pretorius
Recent Submissions
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National conference of museum technicians
(National Museum, 1975) -
Historiese kleredragte
(National Museum, 1975) -
Vrystaatse whisky!
(National Museum, 1975) -
Misvormde bokmakierie
(National Museum, 1975) -
The pangolin or ietermago
(National Museum, 1975) -
Versamel? Ja! Maar nie fossiele of klipwerktuie nie
(National Museum, 1975) -
Donation of wallpaper
(National Museum, 1975) -
First Raadzaal to become museum again
(National Museum, 1975) -
Die ontwikkeling van die museumwese
(National Museum, 1975) -
Die ouderdom van gesteentes en fossiele
(National Museum, 1975) -
The "ouvolk" - an endangered species
(National Museum, 1975) -
Die vier museums van Bloemfontein
(National Museum, 1975)
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