Botswana. Africa. Nation. Longitude: 24.0000. Latitude: -22.0000.
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence between J H Proctor and Naomi Mitchison.
Concerns Botswana.
Fair copy, 1886, of the journal of James Greig of a hunting expedition in South Africa and Becknanaland.
Gives impressions of the scenery, games and meeting with missionaries, including David Livingstone.
Letter, 1978, of Naomi Mitchison, together with manuscript, undated, entitled "A Note on Courtesy Between Chiefs", concerning Botswana.
Letters of assorted correspondents to Naomi Mitchison relating to her work and relationships in Mochudi, Botswana., 1968-1970
Letters of assorted correspondents to Naomi Mitchison, including Kathleen Nono Motsepe and Greek Ruele. Also includes letters of Naomi Mitchison to Kgosi Linchwe II, sharing news from her daily life and plans to visit Botswana.
Notebook on Africa, and typescripts, of Naomi Mitchison.
Papers and correspondence of Naomi Mitchison.
Includes letters, 1915-1917, of Mitchison`s brother John B S Haldane, part of a typescript diary of a visit to Russia, literary typescripts and papers, 1967-1969, concerning Botswana.
Three notebooks and a typescript diary of Naomi Mitchison.
Concern travels in Botswana.
Travel diary of Naomi Mitchison written in Botswana and Kenya., circa 1966
Travel diary of Naomi Mitchison's visits to Botswana and Kenya. Diary entries give details of her daily life and travels in Nairobi and Mochudi, as well as her thoughts on local politics and her advocate work, including speaking in schools.
Travel diary of Naomi Mitchison written in Zambia and Botswana., 4-26 February 1980
Travel diary of Naomi Mitchison written in Zambia and Botswana. Diary entries include details of her travels and daily activities, as well as observations on the countries and people. Details her involvement in development work in Mochudi, including medical clinics and schools.
Typescript of 'Listening to History' by Naomi Mitchison, discussing record keeping in Mochudi, Botswana., 1970s
Manuscript of chapter 'Listening to History' by Naomi Mitchison, discussing record keeping in Mochudi, Botswana, and her experiences with Amos Kgamanyane Pilane, historian of the BaKgatla people.