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Historical Archaeology, Language, and Storytelling at the Cape of Good Hope and Elsewheret from linguistics (viewing language as objective system) to the way it is used in the practice of everyday life. Speech, writing, other forms of textualization such as cartography, as well as the more intractable aspects of language like narrative, rhetoric, and discourse have been scrutinized. At