Klipfontein Rock Art

Klipfontein Rock Art is a San rock-art site in South Africa's Western Cape. Its images include animal and human figures connected with the wider Cederberg tradition.

Yes. The site belongs to the broader Cederberg tradition, whose paintings and engravings were made over several thousand years.

The paintings are attributed to San communities, whose rock-art traditions preserved scenes involving animals, people, and ritual life. They are part of southern Africa's long-standing Indigenous cultural record.

Klipfontein is described primarily as a San rock-painting site, although the wider Cederberg landscape also contains engraved rock art. The figures include recognizable animals and human forms.