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| Acknowledgements | 6 | |
| Foreword | 8 | |
| Preface | 9 | |
| Introduction | 11 | |
| Women and material markers of identity | 21 | |
| Double talk | 29 | |
| The sorghum child: Nguana modula: South Sotho child figures | 35 | |
| Fertile flowers of femininity: South Sotho fertility figures | 53 | |
| Children of birth: Bana ba pelego: North Sotho child figures | 69 | |
| The girl who ran away: Intombi zivemuka and other traditional beaded Zulu dolls | 77 | |
| Enigma dolls: South Sotho and Zulu figures? | 91 | |
| Children of earth: Zulu clay dolls | 99 | |
| Venda and Pedi: Clay initiation figures for the domba and khomba ceremonies | 111 | |
| "Ku veleka vukosi ...": To bear children is wealth ... Tsonga figures | 119 | |
| Ntwane gimwane: Ntwane grass figures | 131 | |
| Nebele umndwana: Ndebele dolls and walls | 139 | |
| The puzzle of the pendant figures | 151 | |
| Swazi umntfwana: Swazi evocations of the child | 161 | |
| Musidzana wa tshirova: The girl who has a medicated rod: Gender ambiguities and the Venda thahu | 173 | |
| Tonga child figures: The protogenic forms of the Tonga child figures | 181 | |
| Lenge nwana: Lenge tattooed and scarified figures | 187 | |
| Mpondo: Did the Mpondo people have dumbbell-shaped dolls? | 193 | |
| Tswana mgwana ba pelego: Tswana child figures | 203 | |
| Kwanyama Ovambo: Kwanyama child figures | 207 | |
| Evocations of the child | 219 |
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