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LEVEL of RECORD (Document Or Page) SECTION TITLE OF LEVEL OF SECTION TITLE OF RECORD DESCRIPTION OF TYPE OF YEARS LOCATI CONDITIO NUMB NUMBER AUTHOR LANGUAG scans PILOT ID Date numb RECORD DOCUMENT RECORD COVERED ON NS OF ER OF OF PAGES E scanned er of (Document or (E.g. map, DOCUME LETTER scans page) letter, NT S notebook , single page, manuscri pt, newspap er) Letter ELLENBER Letter Letters/Correspond Hand 1839 Filing Good 6 pages By Hamilton English 6 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 7 GER ence (Hamilton Written Cabinet Dyke 001 16 Dyke), in English Letter 3 Letter ELLENBER Letter Letters/Correspond Hand 1902 Filing Good 1 page By Victor English 1 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 2 GER ence [Victor written Cabinet Ellenberger 002 16 Ellenberger], in Letter 3 English Letter ELLENBER Letter Letters/Correspond Single 1925 Filing Good 1 page By Jonathan Sesotho 1 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 1 GER ence [Jonathan page - Cabinet Molapo 003 16 Molapo], in hand 3 Sesotho written letter Document ELLENBER Letters Letters/Correspond Hand 1948 Filing Good 2 pages Rev H. English 2 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 5 GER ence [Rev H written Cabinet Dieterlen 004 16 Dieterlen], in Notebook 3 English Document ELLENBER Lexique Francais- Lexical French Hand 1932 Filing Good 66 pages By Paul French 66 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 51 GER Bushman Bushman written Cabinet Ellenberger 005 16 [Dictionary], in Documen 3 French Including a t Sesotho Folk tale - Masilo le Masilonyana Document ELLENBER The Bushmen of The Bushmen of Typed 1865 Filing Good 33 pages By J.C English 33 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 33 GER Basutoland & some of Basutoland & some Documen Cabinet Macgregor 006 16 their Pigments of their Pigments, t 3 Bushmen of Moorosi & tools used by Bushmen, in English Document ELLENBER The Rock Paintings of The Rock Paintings Typed 1955 Filing Good 21 pages By James English 21 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 10 GER Basutoland of Basutoland that Documen Cabinet Walton 007 16 are shelter walls t 3 Provided Canvases on which the Artists Worked on, in English Document ELLENBER Les Petits Surhommes The small People of Typed 1970 Filing Good 8 pages French 8 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 8 GER D’Afrique Du Sud Southern Africa Documen Cabinet 008 16 [the Bushmen], in t 3 French Document ELLENBER Les Khoikhoi The Khoikhoi living Photocopi 1996 Filing Good 25 pages Compiled By French 25 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 32 GER in Lesotho, in ed book Cabinet Lindie Meyer 009 16 French 3 Document ELLENBER Les Boshiman: The Bushmen Typed 1997 Filing Good 9 pages Compiled By French 9 PILOT BL_S010- 17-Feb- 23 GER Graveurs, Et Peintres Engravings, Documen Cabinet Lindie Meyer 010 16 & Rupestres Paintings & t 3 Rupestrals, in French Document ELLENBER The Bushmen & their The Bushmen & Abstract 1819- Filing Good 31 pages By G. Bertin English 31 PILOT BL_S010- 17-Feb- 34 GER Language their Language, 1842 Cabinet 011 16 Difficulty of 3 Isolation of the Bushmen tribes, what is the Bushmen & the Language Numerous Dialects, in English ELLENBER Bushmen of the SOAI Lesotho Archives : Hand [s:d] Filing Bad, 4 pages By Paul Sesotho 4 PILOT BL_S010- 17-Feb- 4 GER Bushmen of the written Cabinet needs Ellenberger 012 16 Soai (in Sehong- Documen 3 care hong), in sesotho t handling ELLENBER Bifaced Middle Stone Bifaced Middle Typed 1945 Filing Good 6 pages By B.D. Malan English 6 PILOT BL_S010- 17-Feb- 11 GER Age Points From Natal Stone Age Points Documen Cabinet 013 16 From Natal, in t 3 English ELLENBER Middle Stone Age in Middle Stone Age Typed 1950 Filing Good 4 pages By B.D Malan English 4 PILOT BL_S010- 17-Feb- 7 GER the Eastern Transvaal in the Eastern Documen Cabinet 014 16 and Swaziland Transvaal and t 3 Swaziland, Discussions & conclusions, in English ELLENBER Buka ea Lipesalema Buka ea Lipesalema Printed 1855 Filing Good 7 pages By Tomas Sesotho 7 PILOT BL_S010- 17-Feb- 8 GER [Psalm book] , in document Cabinet Arbousset 015 16 Sesotho 3 ELLENBER The British & Foreign The British & Hand 1910 Filing Good 4 pages By Federic English 4 PILOT BL_S010- 18-Feb- 4 GER Bible Society Foreign Bible Written Cabinet Ellenberger 016 16 Society [to the Documen 3 Christian of t Basutoland], in English ELLENBER Go Likerekeng tsa Go Likerekeng tsa 1884 Filing Good 2 pages Sesotho 2 PILOT BL_S010- 18-Feb- 2 GER Lesotho Lesotho [invitation Cabinet 017 16 to attend Churches 3 by L.E.C Ministers to Basotho people], in Sesotho ELLENBER Maguoa a Legaga la Maguoa a Legaga la Hand 1886 Filing Good 25 pages By D. Fred Sesotho 25 PILOT BL_S010- 18-Feb- 47 GER Masitisi Masitisi [white written Cabinet Ellenberger 018 16 Men of Masitise Documen 3 Cave], in Sesotho t ELLENBER Moeurs, Coutumes et Morals, Customs & Typed 1897 Filing Good 47 pages By E. Jacottet French 47 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 45 GER Superstitions des Ba- Superstitions of the Documen Cabinet 019 16 souto Basotho, in French t 3 ELLENBER The best means of Report of the South Typed 1907 Filing Good 22 pages By Rev. H.A English 22 PILOT BL_S010- 18-Feb- 20 GER preserving the African Association Documen Cabinet Junod 020 16 Traditions & Customs for Advancement t 3 of the Various African of Science[the best Native Race means of preserving the Traditions & Customs of the Various African Native Race], in English ELLENBER Les rite de I’Initiation Initiation rites in Typed 1951 Filing Good 36 pages By F. French 36 PILOT BL_S010- 19-Feb- 36 GER au Basutoland Lesotho, in French Documen Cabinet Laydevant 021 16 t 3 ELLENBER A provisional A provisional Typed 1952 Filing Good 8 pages By J. Desmond English 8 PILOT BL_S010- 19-Feb- 16 GER Correlation of Correlation of Documen Cabinet Clark 022 16 Prehistoric Cultures Prehistoric Cultures t 3 North & South of the Sahara, in English ELLENBER Project de Mission The Geological Typed 1954 Filing Good 3 pages By Francis French 3 PILOT BL_S010- 19-Feb- 3 GER Geologigue au Expectation to Documen Cabinet Ellenberger 023 16 Basutoland Lesotho, in French t 3 ELLENBER Basutoland Museum Basutoland Typed 1955 Filing Good 3 Pages By Federic French 3 PILOT BL_S010- 19-Feb- 3 GER Museum (Project), Documen Cabinet Ellenberger 024 16 in French t 3 ELLENBER Les climats Climate of Typed 1959 Filing Good 13 pages By E.A Bernard French 13 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 24 GER D’insolation des Isolation of The Documen Cabinet 025 16 Latitudes Tropicales Tropical Latitude t 3 auQuaternare During the Quaternary Period: Astronomic Theory, in French ELLENBER Catalogue Geologie & Catalogue Hand 1956 Filing Good 5 pages By Francis French 5 PILOT BL_S010- 16-Feb- 4 GER Pale’ontologie ofGeology & Written Cabinet Ellenberger 026 16 Paleontogy, in Documen 3 French t ELLENBER Catalogue inventaire Catalogue of Hand 1956 Filing Good 19 pages By Paul French 19 PILOT BL_S010- GER pait Basotho Tools and written Cabinet Ellenberger 027 their Explanations, Documen 3 in French t ELLENBER Lexigue Catalogue of Hand 1962 Filing Good 8 Pages French 8 PILOT BL_S010- 22-Feb- 20 GER Basotho Tools and Written Cabinet 028 16 their Explanations, Documen 3 in French t ELLENBER Liste de 180 proverbes A list of 180 Sotho Hand 1963 Filing Good 27 pages By Victor French 27 PILOT BL_S010- 22-Feb- 71 GER sotho, mis en francais Proverbs, Written written Cabinet Ellenberger 029 16 et leur et leus sens in French with Documen 3 Their Meanings t ELLENBER Catalogue of objects Catalogue of Hand 1833- Filing Good 19 Pages By G.H. English 19 PILOT BL_S010- 22-Feb- 20 GER from Lesotho objects from written 1950 Cabinet Dieterlen 030 16 Collected for the Lesotho Collected Documen 3 Morija Museum for the Morija t Museum & Their Explanation, Ethnography & Appendix, in English ELLENBER Census Calendar of Census Calendar of Typed 1866- Filing Good 8 pages Sesotho 8 PILOT BL_S010- 23-Feb- 19 GER Events Events in document 1897 Cabinet 031 16 Basutoland and 3 years, in Sesotho ELLENBER Charge Sheet Motor Mileage Original 1963 Filing Good 2 pages Treasurer’s English 2 PILOT BL_S010- 23-Feb- 2 GER Charges, in English Sheet & Cabinet Department 032 16 Duplicate 3 ELLENBER The Making of Pottery The Making of Typed 1963 Filing Good 4 pages English 4 PILOT BL_S010- 23-Feb- 4 GER Pottery [informant Documen Cabinet 033 16 Filemon Lichaba, a t 3 Mokwena, Grandson of Leoashe Ramollo],in English ELLENBER Sechaba se inoellang The bad results of News 1965 Filing Good 3 pages Sesotho 3 PILOT BL_S010- 23-Feb- 3 GER se tla Fella Timelong taking alcohol & Paper Cabinet 034 16 way forward, in Extract 3 Sesotho ELLENBER Lesotho Government Lesotho Typed 1967 Filing Good 7 pages By Authority of English 7 PILOT BL_S010- 23-Feb- 7 GER Gazette Government Documen Cabinet His Majesty 035 16 Gazette volume II t 3 the King number 44[ACT # 28 & Act # 29 ], in English ELLENBER Notes of a Meeting Notes of a Meeting Typed 1968 Filing Good 2 pages English 2 PILOT BL_S010- 22-Feb- 2 GER Held at The Documen Cabinet 036 16 Ministry of WORKS, t 3 in the office of The Government Architect, in English ELLENBER The origin & The origin & Abstract 1975 Filing Good 9 pages By E.M. Van English 9 PILOT BL_S010- 22-Feb- 13 GER Palaeoenvironment of Palaeoenvironment Cabinet Zinderen 037 16 the Namib Desert of the Namib 3 Bakker Biome Desert Biome, present Environmental conditions, the Namib Biota,the Pleistocene Environment & Discussions & conclusions, in English ELLENBER Environmental and Environmental and Typed 1976 Filing Good 7 pages By f. Alayne & English 7 PILOT BL_S010- 23-Feb- 7 GER Climatic Implications Climatic Documen Cabinet A.T.Grove 038 16 of late Quaternary Implications of late t 3 Quaternary lake- level Fluctuations in Africa, in English ELLENBER The Late Quaternary The Late Abstract 1983 Filing Good 7 pages By E.M.
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