The Vultures and their elder sister

The Vultures and their elder sister

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)

The Vultures, their elder sister (who was a girl of the early race), and her husband. By/|han≠kass'o (LVIII.-27. 8351-8373).

1) p.8351opp: |han≠kass'o heard this from his mother (|xabbi-an), 2) p.8352v: the Vultures probably used their hands to take the skin, as they are people, 3) This story is found in Book VIII-27

story

8 - 11 April 1879

History (Early Race)

Vultures ( and their elder sister )

Vultures ( are cursed by the elder sister's husband )

Vultures ( are scolded )

Vultures ( eat all the meat, leaving none )

Vultures ( accounting for their behaviour and eating habits )

Vultures ( when the Vultures of the Early Race ascended and became birds )

Early Race ( or the First Bushmen )

Early Race ( the cursing of the Vultures )

Early Race ( the Vultures and their elder sister are people of )

woman ( the elder sister of the Vultures )

woman ( and her husband )

woman ( a person of the Early Race )

woman ( shared her food with her Vulture sisters )

woman ( her husband curses her Vulture sisters )

woman ( the Vultures eat her springbok )

woman ( the Vultures leave for her a dead springbok )

springbok ( that lies on the ground is eaten by vultures )

springbok ( eaten as carrion )

springbok ( hunted by the elder sister's husband )

springbok ( eaten by the Vultures )

springbok ( the Vultures and their elder sister )

transformation ( when people became animals )

transformation ( when the Vultures ascended and became birds )

transformation ( the Vultures and their elder sister )

bones ( vultures leave them behind )

bones ( the eating habits of vultures )

bones ( the Vultures and their elder sister )

curse ( of the Vultures who become birds )

curse ( the elder sister's husband curses the Vultures )

8351-8373