In the first few centuries of the second millennium AD, two new pottery styles appear south of the Limpopo River. These represent the ancestors of Nguni and Sotho-Tswana speakers, who today constitute the majority of South Africa’s population.
Timeline
-1838 From The First People To the First
SettlementsChapter 1: The First People
Chapter 2: A New Society Drawn From Three Continents
Chapter 3: A Proper British Colony
1800-1899 From Great Irruptions To
African NationalismChapter 4: A Time Of Trouble And Rapid Transformation
Chapter 5: Consolidation And Expansion Of The Colonial Presence
Chapter 6: From The Fall Of Kingdoms To The Rise Of Nationalism
1850-1945 From Agrarian To Industrial Society
Chapter 7: From Territorial Expression To Sovereign State
Chapter 8: Gold And War
Chapter 9: A New South Africa In The Making
Chapter 10: A Turbulent Decade
Chapter 11: Diverse Communities
Chapter 12: The Great Depression And War
1945-2005 From An Afrikaner State To
An African StateChapter 13: The Afrikaner Nationalists In Power
Chapter 14: In Search Of A New Order
