(from the article `African architecture`) ...(shelters) may be little more than depressions in the ground, but groups such as the !Kung build light-framed shelters of sticks and saplings ...
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Member of a hunting and gathering people of Tanzania who live in the dry savannah. Their language is similar to that of the
Kung in that it uses click consonants. There is no ownership of resources;...
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The Hadza are an endangered nomadic people of Tanzania. They are hunter-gatherers that live in swamps and wilderness. Reports from 2000 indicate that only about 800 Hadza are still living, and they are in danger of becoming extinct due to destruction of their habitat and diseases brought in from outside peoples.
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