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Tanzania, Hadza people: incredible encounter sent on March 30, 2016 (1:19) by Claudio Sciarra. 6 comments, 632 views.

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sent on March 30, 2016 (9:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

For what I could see during my visits, this statement, if it was true a few decades ago, now does not correspond to reality so much that the facial features, skin color and the original height of the Bushmen are being lost and find themselves now more and more rarely in some elderly ...

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sent on March 30, 2016 (11:03) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

For all I know, I'm not exactly Bushmen. The caption is taken from the internet. The progress comes everywhere, although this to my knowledge is the only village that accepts Hadza visits, from the proceeds buy marijuana to smoke.

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sent on March 30, 2016 (11:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I know them for a long time ... the first time I've been there in 99 when they were still unknown and had never visited, and since then have changed a lot.
Originally they came from the Kalahari and remained rather isolated but in recent decades have been mixed with other ethnic groups (especially Datoga) and this has led to major changes including the language so much that they are now almost only seniors to know the clik ...

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sent on March 30, 2016 (15:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

In what he explained to me the guidance, apart from this village that accept visits, others are isolated even more in the inner territories, because in their original zone was found the water and the land was stolen from agriculture .
I took some pictures also the Datoga, who collaborate with them, for example by working iron for arrowheads,
perhaps because the Hadza are not capable.
I saw a bit 'of your photos, you're a great travel photographer, I make you my compliments.

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sent on March 31, 2016 (2:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you Claudio .. :-P
to tell the truth in my experience very often not prepared guides and my experience is a bit 'different because even I have visited the "village" that you saw (l' I recognized from the rocks ..) which is to best known and where they are more prepared for the visit of tourists but I've also other even "spectacular" but more real ...
The two people who've posted so far in practice they do not have blood Bushman or if there 's year is so diluted as not to present any of the morphological characteristics typical of that race and it is a clear testimony of how they've changed ...
A few years ago on their territory they wanted to do a private game reserve with European capitals but then, thanks to an important campagna is Survivor International, the project was abandoned .... :-) 8-)

I, except in some cases where I met unequivocally the true descendants of the Bushmen, I almost always found the visits to the villages Hadzabe a little 'fake and I eventually almost always preferred Datoga villages that seemed more sincere .... The best time to go over there anyway I think it is the day of the monthly market where they meet all local ethnic groups engaged in their activities ..

All this however, takes nothing away from all 'interest in one of the most interesting ethnographic tribe of' East Africa ;-)

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sent on March 31, 2016 (2:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Maybe you're right and I took some pictures to them. As you said in fact, I think this is the only village that accepts visits, although I have not experienced almost no preparation for our presence, they were basically their own business. The day I was there, however, there were also some tents of anthropologists who lived by a period with them., Just to study the aspects of which you speak. They are clearly contaminated, since you're already in 99. Maybe a little 'less in danger of the Himba in Namibia. I know that organizes photographic journeys in places sometimes precluded except with special permits, such as I seem to have seen on your page in some Indian tribes.
I renew my congratulations, and not just visit the same places, to take pictures like yours, I want to be to see in more detail, and why &skin; I saw so much stuff.
Bye, see you soon.


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