History Flashcards
History
What did San women use to dig up roots?
digging sticks
For how long are San children breastfed
4 years
the learning and understanding of the way of life of people who lived long ago by observing people who still live in a similar way today
ethnography
Where can we find San people today?
In the Kalahari Desert (South Africa, Botswana and Namibia)
What did the San make tools out of?
stone
People who hunt wild animals and collect wild plants to eat
hunter-gatherers
what was the jobs of the San men
they hunted for food
what was the job of the San women?
They gathered wild honey, plants, nuts, roots and fruit
the time, thousands of years ago, during which people made tools out of stone
the stone age
people who have no fixed home and move from place to place
nomads
List 4 main ways to describe the San
- They were hunter-gatherers
- They did not grow crops or keep animals
- They tried not to damage the environment
- They made tools from stone and bone
How did The San avoid jealousy and fighting
They shared everything
A plant that stops hunger and thirst
Hoodia
A plant to stop stomache aches
Buchu
A plant that the San used to poison their arrows
Bushman’s Poison
a Plant used for snake bites, headaches and toothache
sickle bush roots
What did the San use for hunting
bow and arrow
what was the bow made from
straight, tough, elastic branch
What was the bow string made from
rolled strips from the back muscles of a gemsbok