"Things from the Bush": A Contemporary History of the Omaheke Bushmen

Afrikaans anthropologists apartheid areas argued articulated Au//eisi baas baasskap Biesele Boer Boesman Botswana Bullick bush Bushmen cattle central claimed colonial Comaroff commercial farms concerning consequence considered constituted contemporary cultural Damara dependency discourses domination Drimiopsis emerged Engn!au Epukiro ethnic ethnographic fact farm workers fieldwork folklore foraging Ju/'hoansi g//auasi Ghanzi Ghanzi district goats Gobabis Gordon Guenther Herero Herero and Mbanderu Hereroland hunter-gatherers hunting and gathering independence jackal Ju/'hoan identity Ju/'hoan names Ju/'hoan social Ju/'hoansi constructed Kaice Kalahari Khoisan kinship label labour land living marginalisation means metaphor n!ore n!oresi Namibia narratives native reserves new-time Nharo Nyae-Nyae old-time Omaheke Region Omuramba Ovambo past political economy Porcupine processes referred relations relationship role Rosenhof Rynveld settlement settler farmers Skoonheid South African South West Africa southern Africa spite status stories storytelling Suzman SWAA SWAPO Thai Dam things trickster Tsumkwe Tswana white farmers wild Wilmsen Windhoek witvoet Zameko