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 Described as an energetic form of cultural expression, that "includes a range of courtship rituals, mimicking animal antics along with displays of bravado, showmanship and foot stomping in traditional outfits"[https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=503682380600293], the '''[[Riel]]''' was adopted as a traditional dance of the Griqua, and other descendents of the Khoi and San, in the 19th century or even earlier. Today it has also become known among other peoples in the Northern Cape, Western Cape, Karoo and some other regions.
-Today there are formal Rieldans competitions and many young people are taught the dance form as a matter of cultural upbringing.
+Today there are formal Rieldans competitions and many young people are taught the dance form as a matter of cultural upbringing. It has also been used in a number of performances over the years.
 ===Sources===

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 == [[Rieldans]] ==
-A dance which evolved form an ancient San celebratory dance (and became established in modern times among the [[Griqua]] people of the northern Cape. Though it had various names in the indigenous [[Khoi]] and [[San]] languages of precolonial times, it became known as '''[[Riel]]''' or '''[[Rieldans]]''' in [[Afrikaans]], the name clearly derived from the Scottish and Irish '''Reel'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reel_(dance)] dance traditions.
+A dance which evolved form an ancient San celebratory dance (and became established in modern times among the [[Griqua]] people of the northern Cape. Though it had various names in the indigenous [[Khoi]] and [[San]] languages of precolonial times, it became best known as '''[[Riel]]''' or '''[[Rieldans]]''', an [[Afrikaans]] name clearly derived from the Scottish and Irish '''Reel'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reel_(dance)] dance traditions.
-As The '''[[Riel]]''' was adopted as a traditional dance of the Griqua, and other descendents of the Khoi and San, in the 19th century or even earlier. Today it has also become known among other peoples in the Western Cape region, including some [[Afrikaners]].
+Described as an energetic form of cultural expression, that "includes a range of courtship rituals, mimicking animal antics along with displays of bravado, showmanship and foot stomping in traditional outfits"[https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=503682380600293], the '''[[Riel]]''' was adopted as a traditional dance of the Griqua, and other descendents of the Khoi and San, in the 19th century or even earlier. Today it has also become known among other peoples in the Northern Cape, Western Cape, Karoo and some other regions.
 Today there are formal Rieldans competitions and many young people are taught the dance form as a matter of cultural upbringing.

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 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reel_(dance)
-Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rieldans
+http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rieldans
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 == [[Rieldans]] ==
-A dance which evolved form an ancient San celebratory dance (and became established in modern times among the [[Griqua]] people of the northern Cape. Though it had various names in the indigenous [[Khoi]] and [[San]] languages of precolonial times, it became known as '''[[Riel]]''' or '''[[Rieldans]]'''in [[Afrikaans]], the name clearly derived from the Scottish and Irish '''Reel'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reel_(dance)] dance traditions. As The '''[[Riel]]''' was adopted as a traditional dance of the Griqua in the 19th century or even earlier, but has also become known among other peoples in the Western Cape region, including some Afrikaners.
+A dance which evolved form an ancient San celebratory dance (and became established in modern times among the [[Griqua]] people of the northern Cape. Though it had various names in the indigenous [[Khoi]] and [[San]] languages of precolonial times, it became known as '''[[Riel]]''' or '''[[Rieldans]]''' in [[Afrikaans]], the name clearly derived from the Scottish and Irish '''Reel'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reel_(dance)] dance traditions.
 Today there are formal Rieldans competitions and many young people are taught the dance form as a matter of cultural upbringing.

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 == [[Rieldans]] ==
-A dance which evolved among the [[Griqua]] people of the northern Cape. Clearly related to and possibly based on the Scottish and Irish '''Reel'''[] dance traditions, the '''[[Riel]]''' or '''[[Rieldans]]''' is a traditional dance of the Griqua, dating from the 19th century or even earlier. It has also become known among other peoples in the Western Cape region, including some Afrikaners.
+A dance which evolved form an ancient San celebratory dance (and became established in modern times among the [[Griqua]] people of the northern Cape. Though it had various names in the indigenous [[Khoi]] and [[San]] languages of precolonial times, it became known as '''[[Riel]]''' or '''[[Rieldans]]'''in [[Afrikaans]], the name clearly derived from the Scottish and Irish '''Reel'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reel_(dance)] dance traditions. As The '''[[Riel]]''' was adopted as a traditional dance of the Griqua in the 19th century or even earlier, but has also become known among other peoples in the Western Cape region, including some Afrikaners.
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 Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rieldans
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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