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Stones and bones: 5 fossil and excavation sites around the Western Cape

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These sites offer fascinating insights into the rich paleontological and archaeological heritage of the Western Cape, each providing unique experiences for visitors interested in the region’s ancient history. Wolwekraal Nature Reserve, Prince Albert: Located approximately 5 km from Prince Albert, this 113-hectare privately-owned reserve is co-managed with CapeNature. It offers guided walks where visitors can explore the area’s unique geology, ri…

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Stones and bones: 5 fossil and excavation sites around the Western Cape

These sites offer fascinating insights into the rich paleontological and archaeological heritage of the Western Cape, each providing unique experiences for visitors interested in the region’s ancient history. Wolwekraal Nature Reserve, Prince Albert: Located approximately 5 km from Prince Albert, this 113-hectare privately-owned reserve is co-managed with CapeNature. It offers guided walks where visitors can explore the area’s unique geology, ri…

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