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Peabody Museum. "Encounters with the Americas," ongoing. "Ju/wasi: Bushmen of the Kalahari," ongoing. "Worlds in Miniature, Worlds Apart: Dioramas, Models, and Mannequins," ongoing. The Hall of the North American Indian, ongoing...
...where they gradually displaced hunter-gatherers who had dominated the area for thousands of years. Only in southern Africa, where farming was difficult, did the Stone Age hunter-gatherers and fishermen continue to hold their own. In caves and rock shelters of the Kalahari, remote ancestors of the San (Bushmen) left their mark in the form of magnificent paintings of animals and hunting scenes...
From Foragers to Citizens: The Changing Life of the Kalahari Bushmen--a panel discussion with Alison Brooks, John Marshall, Lorna Marshall and moderator Irven DeVore. In the Peabody Museum Geological Lecture Hall...
There have to be a few Bushmen, along about now, who are wondering if the process of de-Reaganization hasn't gone too far. With the tax switch clinging to their cheeks like the remnants of a burst globe of bubble gum, they must be asking themselves, Would the Gipper ever have got into such a mess...
Anyone interested in the doings of the Lolo tribes-people, the Tarahumara Indians, or the Berbers, Bedouins and Bushmen knew just where to look. Likewise, those curious about "The Geographical Distribution of Insanity in the U.S." (1903) or "Pelican Profiles" (1943), or anyone "In Quest of the World's Largest Frog" (1967), had a handy reference guide. For most of its 102 years, National Geographic has been a colorful coffee-table companion for armchair explorers, roaming the world with rose-colored glasses and bringing back a cheery album of natives at play. But last week the abrupt firing of veteran...