ANTHROPOLOGY

Anthropology

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Anthropology

Introduction

Lewis-Williams & Pearce (2004) defines Cultural anthropology of San people, which is a foraging African tribe, a traditional society compose of family and relatives. San stay alive by moving from place to place to fulfill the food and water abundance. This society classifies labor based on their gender similar to other bands of foraging, as women are responsible to look after their homes, children and vegetation, while men are engaged in tool making and hunting.

Discussion

San society is composed of hard workers and leisurely people, who enjoy the company of one other and for them ...