61. Cultural can see rice farming and visit sandawe families who On the mountain slopes grow many indigenous flowers, and Northern Tanzania and the local people have kept http://ms.aphen.com/html/cultural.html

Featuring The concept of cultural tourism Longido Mto wa Mbu Ilkiding'a ... Babati This weeks’ featured tribe - The Lake Eyasi Hadzabe (Bushmen) Small groups of Hadzabe bushmen live around Lake Eyasi. Their language resembles the click languages of other bushmen further south in the Kalahari. Their small population was seriously threatened, in particular during the period when Julius Nyere tried to introduce his Ujuma policy. The tribe resisted the forcible settlement policies of Julius Nyere and nowadays most of their children have never seen a doctor or school - the bush provides for all their needs and is a class room for their offspring. They are often willing for visitors to come and see their simple bush homes where the tree canopy alone or a cave provides them with shelter. They live entirely off the bush and from hunting, generally small antelopes and baboons, although in rainy seasons gazelles and antelopes come down from the Ngorongoro or Serengeti to their then lush bush lands offering them richer pickings. In the recent past their hunting activities were resented by trophy hunters who tried to stop their "illegal"hunting. The string on their lethal bows is made from giraffe tendons and the arrows are coated with a strong poison made from another tree. The commiphora tree povides excellent firewood which they kindle by rubbing wood, a green commiphora provides a mosquito-repelling sap, juice squeezed out of the sansaveria provides a cure for snake bites while aloe is used to heal cuts. Roots provide a wide range of medicines and the mighty baobab fruits as a source of drink. A few hours spent with the bushmen makes the apparently unhospitable bush country come to life and to watch them hunt a unique experience as they stealthily spot then creep up on their prey skillfully killing it.

62. Lecture: Kalahari Ecology & Politics Hadza best known but also sandawe (mainly foragers too reflects instead how marginalized, subjugated people in poor Khomani San won only indigenous land claim http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~anthro/courses/306/kalahari.html

Kalahari "Hunter-Gatherers" 10-15 Oct 2002 cf. Namib desert, much drier rain widely variable; 239 mm in drought of 1963-64, 600 mm in 1967-68 Okavango Swamp near center, Okav. Riv, but mainly dry/ephemrl rivers Peoples of Kalahari ling, econ, self-ID categories crosscut; geog variation too to extent that this disagrees w/Gordon, follow this NIGER-KARDOFANIAN PHYLUM KHOISAN PHYLUM Bantu lang family Khoe lang family !Kung lang family Herero (PRIMARILY HERDERS) Tswana (PRIMARILY HERDERS, MIXED ECONOMY) Khoekhoe Khoe Bushmen (FORAGERS, MIXED ECONOMY) Bushmen (MIXED ECONOMY: FORAGERS, FISHERS, CATTLE POST WORKERS, HERDERS); various groups including !Kung people in Angola Ju/'oasi in Botswana/Namibia Bantus Herero f/western stream of bantu exp, basically pure pastoralist, into cows Herero women dress emulates turn-cent German garb; remarkable as Germans exterminated most of them (see related article Germans in Namibia. 1904, herero attacked settlers. Germ sent general known for butchery; pushed them into desert, poisoned waterholes, shot many, put rest in labor camps. Pop went from 80k in 1907 to 15k in 1911. Herero women forced into sexual slavery so many mixed-race offspring; German studies in teens classify them as genetically inferior. Hitler reads the studies in prison in 1923 and used its notion of subhuman races in Mein Kampf.

63. EBALL ON-LINE - BETA VERSION More on the indigenous languages of SWA. 1929. Das grammatische Geschlecht im Nama und sandawe. 2000. Book review Few people, many tongues by Jouni F. Maho. http://www.african.gu.se/maho/eball/sample-khskhw.html

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Login NIWI (en) Research Information NOD - Dutch Research Database ... Powered by from "Man and society" entire NIWI site (en) Man and society Please choose one of the following aspect associated with the classification "Man and society": Research programmes Research projects Researchers (professors, associated professors and researchers with a given expertise) Organisations Research Schools Research programmes etc. associated with this classification: (the most recent research is placed on top) Research programme happiness Non European relations 1500-2000 with emphasis on the early modern period Validity of empirical research in psychology Confrontation of languages and cultures in the Middle East ... General (DIASA Thema: IV) Research projects associated with this classification: (the most recent research is placed on top) Probabilistic knowledge representation. Information society Battery Modelling and Battery Management Gender and society ... Automation and human autonomy Researchers associated with this classification: (only professors, associated professors and researchers with a given expertise)

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66. [Futurework] A Good Article On The Origins Of Homo Sapiens http://www.mail-archive.com/futurework@fes.uwaterloo.ca/msg00162.html

futurework Chronological Find Thread [Futurework] A good article on the origins of homo sapiens From: Keith Hudson Subject: [Futurework] A good article on the origins of homo sapiens Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2003 01:31:23 -0800 234. A good article on the origins of homo sapiens The following long article is an excellent summary for the layman on the current knowledge of our ancestry. This compares and contrasts the two main hypotheses for the early origins of man Out of Africa (that is, out of Africa as "completed" species) and the Multiregional . The amount of evidence now building up in favour of the former hypothesis means that the following article is probably one of the last of its type. Just one more point of interest to add: I was listening to a linguistic expert this morning on BBC Radio 4 apparently some linguists think that the grammatical structure of human speech arose from click languages (mentioned below), such as those still spoken by the Bushmen of the Kalahari desert (though I don't suppose for much longer, considering that they are being pushed out of existence). Keith Hudson WE ARE ALL AFRICANS Pat Shipman Nice hypothesis, you may say, but

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