Items where Author is "Low, C"

Sullivan, S, Ganuses, W.S, Hannis, M, Impey, A, Low, C and Rohde, R (2019) Future pasts: landscape, memory and music in West Namibia. 2nd ed. Future Pasts, Bath Spa University, Bath. ISBN 9781911126140

Sullivan, S, Hannis, M, Impey, A, Low, C and Rohde, R (2017) Future pasts: landscape, memory and music in West Namibia. Future Pasts, Bath Spa University, Bath. ISBN 9781911126058

Low, C (2018) 'Hunter-gatherer cosmologies.' In: Callan, H, ed. The international encyclopedia of anthropology. Wiley-Blackwell. ISBN 9780470657225 doi: 10.1002/9781118924396.wbiea2185

Low, C (2016) 'Human physiology, San shamanic healing and the ‘cognitive revolution’.' In: Power, C, Finnegan, M and Callan, H, eds. Human origins: contributions from social anthropology. Berghahn, Oxford, pp. 224-247. ISBN 9781785334269 Please click the title to check availability.

Low, C (2014) 'Locating /Xam beliefs and practices in a contemporary KhoeSan context.' In: Deacon, J and Skotnes, P, eds. The courage of ||Kabbo: celebrating the 100th anniversary of the publication of 'Specimens of Bushman Folklore'. UCT Press, Cape Town, pp. 349-362. ISBN 9781919895468

Low, C (2015) 'The role of the body in Kalahari San healing dances.' Hunter Gatherer Research, 1 (1). pp. 29-60.

Low, C (2014) 'Khoe-San ethnography, ‘new animism’ and the interpretation of Southern African rock art.' South African Archaeological Bulletin, 69 (200). pp. 164-172. Please click the title to check availability.

Sullivan, S and Low, C (2014) 'Shades of the rainbow serpent? A KhoeSān animal between myth and landscape in southern Africa – ethnographic contextualisations of rock art representations.' Arts, 3 (2). pp. 215-244.

Sullivan, S and Low, C (2009) Shades of the rainbow serpent: a KhoeSān animal between myth and landscape in Southern Africa. In: Living Landscapes, 18 - 21 June 2009, Aberystwyth University, UK.

Sullivan, S, Hannis, M, Impey, A, Low, C and Rohde, R.F (2016) Future pasts? Sustainabilities in west Namibia - a conceptual framework for research. Future Pasts Working Paper No.1. ISBN 9781911126034