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Hunters and Herders of Southern Africa. A Comparative Ethnography of the Khoisan Peoples

Klinghardt, G. P., Barnard, A.·1993·The South African Archaeological Bulletin

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Preface A note on orthography Part I. The Khoisan Peoples: 1. Introduction 2. Ethnic classification, origins, and history of the Khoisan peoples Part II. A Survey of Khoisan Ethnography: 3. The !Kung 4. The !Xo and Eastern Hoa 5. The southern Bushmen 6. The G/wi and G//ana of the central Kalahari 7. The eastern and northern Khoe Bushmen 8. The Nharo 9. The Cape Khoekhoe and Korana 10. The Nama and others 11. The Damara and Hai//om Part III. Comparisons and Transformations: 12. Settlement and territoriality among the desert-dwelling Bushmen 13. Politics and exchange in Khoisan society 14. Aspects of Khoisan religious ideology 15. Bushman kinship: correspondences and differences 16. Khoe kinship: underlying structures and transformations 17. Conclusions References Index.

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Authors
Klinghardt, G. P., & Barnard, A.
Venue
The South African Archaeological Bulletin
Publisher
JSTOR
Published
1993-06
Volume
48
Issue
157
Pages
54
ISSN
0038-1969 (ISSN-L)
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302
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20.93
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journal article
Language
en
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