do not take naps and don’t go to sleep when it gets dark. Like many of us, the Hazda, San and Tsimane spent more than that in bed — from 6.9 to 8.5 hours than actually sleeping. That computes ...

In "Affluence Without Abundance: The Disappearing World of the Bushmen," anthropologist James ... roughly 12,000 years ago. Sleep study on modern-day hunter-gatherers dispels notion that we ...

The cell phone has delivered the coup de grâce, distracting young people with dreams of the internet The Khoisan — who include the Bushmen, or San — are a genetically distinct population ...

For a while, ”San” seemed to be replacing ”Bushman”, but more recently the pendulum seems to have begun to swing back. In Botswana, the term ”Basarwa” comes up, too. None is generally ...

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At Cinema Village, 12th Street, between Fifth Avenue and University Place. WHEN the Xo San bushmen of the central Kalahari desert in southern Africa get a hankering for meat, they have to get it ...

The government of Botswana is relocating the last few dozen San Bushmen out of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. For more than 20,000 years, the San have lived in the region as hunter-gathers.

He equates Bushmen with Khoisan whereas the term “Bushmen” applies to the San and not the Khoi. The Khoi were in fact pastoralists as well as hunter-gatherers so the distinction is important.