The Bushmen of Southern Africa: A Foraging Society in Transition

Irene M. Staehelin · Andy W. Smith · Candy Malherbe · M. Guenther · Penny Berens

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This work introduces the long history and current condition of the hunting people of southern Africa. It attempts to place the modern San in historical context and show how they have continually adapted to outside pressures.

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