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<title>Tsodilo Hills</title>
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4500 rock paintings in the Tsodilo hills area. This site is protected by the UNESCO. They were painted by the San tribe in the last 24000 years. Most of the paintings were found at the Female Hill. The paintings show mostly animals. It is one of the most important San sanctuaries and painting sites in southern Africa.</description>
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<title>Matsieng Footprints</title>
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<title>Makgadikgadi</title>
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