Decoding the San: How Ancient Rock Art Connects to the Spirit World

Explore the ancient San rock art at Game Pass Shelter. Dr. Sven Ouzman decodes the spiritual symbols of this site. Game Pass Shelter in the Drakensberg mountains is recognised as one of the most important archaeological sites in southern Africa. This film examines the intricate panels where eland and elongated human figures have been preserved for thousands of years, offering a rare glimpse into the heritage of the San people. Archaeologist Dr. Sven Ouzman provides insight into the symbolic power behind these images, moving beyond the surface to explain the site as a record of shamanic ritual and spiritual identity. By observing the multi-layered paintings, viewers can appreciate how this civilisation maintained a deep connection to their environment and the spirit world. Subscribe to Tekweni for more journeys into southern African history and heritage, and share in the comments what you found most striking about these ancient sites. ‪@Tekweni‬ 🎥 Produced by Tekweni Media @Tekweni 📍 Filmed at Game Pass Shelter, Kamberg Nature Reserve, Southern Drakensberg 📌 Also in this San rock art series: 🎨 Hidden Mysteries of the San Bushmen's Trance Dance 👉    • Why the San Bushmen Painted: The Trance Da...   🎨 Secrets in Stone: San Rock Art's Spiritual Code Revealed 👉    • Secrets in Stone: San Rock Art's Spiritual...   📌 Continue the journey through South Africa's past: 🎥 South African History Uncovered: Stories That Shaped a Nation 👉    • 🇿🇦 South African History — 2,000 Years of ...   #SanRockArt #GamePassShelter #Drakensberg #SvenOuzman #Kamberg #SanBushmen #SouthAfricanHistory #TekweniMedia