Museum Freedom Park Museum - //hapo
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About the museum
The great questions – who am I and why am I here; what comes before birth and after death – are explored at //hapo, which recounts the history of Africa. "//Hapz ge //hapo tama /haohasib dis tamas ka i bo" goes the Khoi proverb, meaning "A dream is not a dream until it is shared by the entire community."
Starting with the story of creation, //hapo unravels the complex tale of Africa across both time and space.
Named in Khoi for the word "dream", the //hapo interpretative centre tells the story of Africa, and of South Africa specifically, in seven parts. Each part is a distinct element in the evolution of the great continent.
Also called the Freedom Park Museum, //hapo draws together the park's elements to build a coherent and arresting narrative – from an African perspective – through interactive displays, vivid audio-visual presentations, performances and storytelling.
The story starts 3.6 million years ago with African creation legends, and describes the continent's, and South Africa's, rich and colourful history. It combines indigenous African knowledge and contemporary scientific thought to bring history to life. This story of the nation's rich and colourful history unfolds in seven eras.
Exhibits
Exhibits featured with audio
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Chert
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Dolomite
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Stromatolite
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Trilobites
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Fish
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Rhinesuchus
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Glossopteris
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Agathoxylon
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Cross-section of fossil wood
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Gorgonopsian
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Dicynodonts
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Bone from the Karoo
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Dicroidium
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Thrinaxodon
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Ammonite
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Ammonite
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Massospondylus skull
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Massopondylus eggs
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Homotherium
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Taung Child
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Divination bones
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Cowrie Shells
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Medicine Container (Nhongovane)-Nguni; Lonkobane (Setswana)
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Tsonga Snuff /Tobacco Container
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Snuff wooden bottle
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Cattle Horn
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Kung Amulet
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Mankgonyane (Setswana), Nyankwabe (Swati)
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Umsamo (Nguni)
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Set of Iron-Smelting Bellows and Accessories. Ambo
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Lerale
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Blow Pipe/Tuyere
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Blow Pipe/Tuyere
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Dagga Pipe
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Blow Pipe/Tuyere
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Venda Clay Pot
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Hurutshe Ceramic Pot
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Sotho Pot
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Tikar/ Bamum Pot
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Kanyok Ceremonial/ Ritual Pot
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Dogon/Djenne Pots (Mali)
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Ga’anda Terracotta Pot
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Currency Bangles
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Currency from Ethiopia
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Copper Musuku
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Divination Fan/Abebe Ide
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Necklace from Ghana
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Divination Bowl
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Dogon Door Lock/ Mali
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Dogon Door
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Wooden Door
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Ethiopian Bell
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Pygmy Whistle
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Ethiopian Lyre
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Drum Sticks
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Drum
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Drum
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Swahili Cocoanut Grater/ “Mbuzi Mbau”
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Barotse Headrest
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Zulu Headrest
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Himba Headrest
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Kikuyu Stool
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Ethiopian Headrest
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Domba Drum
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Tsonga Fish Trap
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Grinding Stone
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Zulu Granary
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San, Aikwe (Naron)
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San, //Aikwe Quiver
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San Arrow Set
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San, Hei-//Om, Scoop Or Spoon
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San Divining Dice.
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San, /Nu//En Tortoiseshell Cosmetic Container
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San, //Aikwe (Naron) Container
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Northern San, Auen Armband
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Northern San, Auen Leather Bag
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Leather Bag
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Ostrich Egg Shell
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Ostrich Egg Shell
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Wooden Calendar
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Tsonga Ocarina
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Tsonga Ocarina
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Tsonga Arrow
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Ovambo Arrow
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Masai Lady Headdress
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Luba Vessel
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Ladenburg Heads
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Wooden Chain
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Zulu Leather Bags
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Grass Bowl/ Tlatlana (Setswana)
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Basotho Clay Drum
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Khoi Stone Engravings
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Ila Axe
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Ndau Ceremonial Axe
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Changaan/ Shangaan Ceremonial Axe
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Set Of Divining Bones
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Akan Gold Weights
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Hoe
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Musuku
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