San

E353771

The San are an indigenous hunter-gatherer people of Southern Africa, known for their ancient rock art, click-based languages, and deep ecological knowledge of the Kalahari region.

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Label Occurrences
San canonical 3
The San 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
hunter-gatherer society
indigenous people
alternativeName Basarwa
Bushmen
Sho
artForm body adornment
rock engravings
rock paintings
country Angola
Botswana
Namibia
South Africa
Zimbabwe
facingIssue cultural assimilation pressures
land dispossession
loss of traditional lands
marginalization
geneticSignificance high genetic diversity
hasCulturalPractice rock engraving
rock painting
storytelling
trance dance
knowledgeDomain medicinal plants
tracking of animals
water sources in arid environments
languageFamily Khoe-Kwadi languages
Kxʼa languages
Tuu languages
legalRecognition indigenous people in Botswana
indigenous people in Namibia
notableFor Kalahari survival skills
click consonant languages
ecological knowledge
hunter-gatherer lifestyle
rock art
tracking skills
populationTrend declining
recognizedAs one of the oldest continuous populations of modern humans
region Kalahari Desert
Southern Africa
religion animism
shamanism
socialStructure egalitarian society
small mobile bands
traditionalHousing temporary shelters
traditionalSubsistence foraging
gathering wild plants
hunting
traditionalTerritory Kalahari Basin

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ǀXam people ethnicity San
Battle Creek Sanitarium alsoKnownAs San
this entity surface form: The San
Khoi-San composedOf San