[ANT1101] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (46 pages long)

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: ANT 1101
• Professor: Deborah Sick

Document Summary

To see how they obtain their food, since they were one of the only hunting/gathering societies. Long-term studies often shift focus (with lee, he was originally focused on subsistence, but eventually focused more on what was happening socially) Peoples of the kalahari: linguistic and subsistence variations. Foragers (hunting/gathering) (their original name was too derogatory, then the second name related more to their language, and the final is what they are called within themselves) Ju/"hoansi: various groups and territories in botswana and namibia: centered around waterholed, the kalahari debate . The ju/"hoansi of the dobe area: northwest botswana; northeast namibia. Choosing the site: he had to make contact with the others to choose. Making contact: if he were to observe them, they wanted certain things from him as well. Social and cultural anthropology (the study of human being across time and space) (lifestyles, beliefs, knowledge systems, material artifacts, relation to bio-physical environment)