The Kalahari Bushmen, also known as the San people, traditionally engage in a barter system that emphasizes mutual aid and reciprocity within their communities. Instead of using money, they trade goods and services based on necessity and relationships, which can include food, tools, and knowledge. This system fosters strong social bonds and ensures that resources are shared among members, promoting survival in the harsh conditions of the Kalahari Desert. Bartering reflects their deep understanding of sustainability and cooperation in their environment.
Our class reenacted a silent barter scene.
barter system was invented by Cris Dolan in 1880s in England.
Barter system
they had a barter system. they didn't have money, just trade goods,
money
The Kalahari Desert is the home to the bushmen.
The Kalahari Desert is the home of the bushmen.
The Kalahari Desert is known for its bushmen.
The desert tribes of the Kalahari are called the San , or more colloquially as Bushmen.
the major occupation of bushmen in kalahari desert is hunting.they have also learnt how to gather food
That they lived on a desert in africa by leyla
kalahari desert
hunting
hunting
The Kalahari Desert
The Bushmen are the oldest inhabitants of southern Africa.They live in the Southern Africa in Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Angola for at least 20,000 years.
The future of the Kalahari bushb=man will be a bright future for many people or conserviving the environment.