Hadza – lud z tanzańskiego buszu [18]

(10/15/2014) a young hadzabe hunter rests after the hunt The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group living around Lake Eyasi. The population reaches almo...

(10/15/2014) the ruined feet of a hadzabe man, they travel many kilometers a day barefoot or with modest self-made slippers The Hadza are a Tanzanian...

(10/15/2014) Hadzabe women after the daily harvest of fruit and tubers wait for the men to return from hunting The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group...

(10/15/2014) the territory where the Hadzabe live is mainly bush in the plains and is rich in baobab trees The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group livi...

(10/15/2014) The Hadza are used to socialize around the fire by smoking a pipe or playing tribal instruments The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group li...

(10/15/2014) The Hadza are used to socialize around the fire by smoking a pipe or playing tribal instruments The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group li...

(10/15/2014) the hadzabe also feed on baboons and use their skulls as village ornaments The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group living around Lake Eyas...

(10/15/2014) Hadzabe women after the daily harvest of fruit and tubers wait, with the children, for the men to return from hunting The Hadza are a Tan...

(10/15/2014) The Hadza are used to socialize around the fire by smoking a pipe or playing tribal instruments The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group li...

(10/15/2014) The hadzabe do not practice breeding or cultivation but collect spontaneous fruits, berries and tubers; mainly women are involved in thes...

(10/15/2014) The hadzabe do not practice breeding or cultivation but collect spontaneous fruits, berries and tubers; mainly women are involved in thes...

(10/15/2014) the hadzabe I collect honey from the large hives that bees build on the tall Baobab trees, they use wooden rungs stuck in the trunk as la...

(10/15/2014) The Hadza are used to socialize around the fire by smoking a pipe or playing tribal instruments and decorate the trees of the village wit...

(10/15/2014) the Hadza live in small groups of 20 to 30 individuals and use simple huts in mobile fields to move easily in search of animals to hunt a...

(10/15/2014) Hadzabe hunters during a bow and arrow hunt The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group living around Lake Eyasi. The population reaches almo...

(10/15/2014) the Hadza people sometimes use natural cavities such as small caves or hollows in large baobab trees to make small houses and shelters in...

(10/15/2014) a young hadzabe hunter rests after the hunt The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group living around Lake Eyasi. The population reaches almo...

(10/15/2014) Hadzabe hunters during a bow and arrow hunt The Hadza are a Tanzanian ethnic group living around Lake Eyasi. The population reaches almo...