| LAKE EYASI BUSH MEN (NORTHERN
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| | most of this people are live in.
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| CIRCUIT)TANZANIA
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| | We also take our visitors to places where
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| Tanzania is one of the unique Country in
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| | the Hadzabe tribes get their water during
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| which has about more than 120 tribes
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| | the dry season.
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| where by each tribes has its own unique
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| | Our guides will take you to the places
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| culture and ways of living.
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| | where the visitors can experience how to
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| Among these tribes the Datoga and Hadzabe
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| | make fire and types of trees which are
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| are still the tribes in which they
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| | suitable for that purpose.
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| refuses to give up their most indigenous
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| | We will also take our visitors to places
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| ways of living. These tribes refuses to
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| | where we can show them how to collect
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| give up their pure traditions up to now,
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| | honey and teach them different types of
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| they are proud of who they are. The
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| | local medicine used by Hadzabe people to
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| Hadzabe are ones of the smallest tribe in
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| | treat different diseases.
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| Tanzania, they about 200 families and the
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| | Tanzanian With Datoga families.
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| Datoga are about 4000 families in the
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| | Our guides also speak the same languages,
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| whole of Tanzania.
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| | with this people, and so most of our
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| These tribes are found in Northern
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| | visitors, enjoy to visit them.
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| Tanzania along lake Eyasi. Their are
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| | This is due to the fact that they
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| language resembles the click language of
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| | participate in their daily activities as
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| other bush-men further south of the
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| | well.
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| Kalahari Desert. Their small population
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| | Most of this families are pastor lists
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| , was seriously threatened especially in
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| | and so for their food are pretty much
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| 1974 when the Government tried to build a
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| | depend on their animals. They move from
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| settlement for them and move them from
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| | place to place to find good pasture for
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| their original environment (Caves and the
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| | they are animals. The elders and the
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| bushes) Most of these people and their
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| | small children often stay at home while
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| children have never seen a doctor or
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| | the middle age groups move with their
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| school. The bush provides everything
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| | animals from place to place.
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| they need including traditional education
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| | The Datoga also make a lot of their
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| and traditional healers.
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| | weapons, from them selves. e.g. the
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| For their food the Datoga and Hadzabe
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| | arrows, spears and knives. They dig
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| depend on hunting on which they get honey
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| | holes for water and also hunt small
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| and meat.. Also because they live mostly
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| | animals for their food. The visitors
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| in dry areas, the Datoga and Hadzabe they
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| | will also have opportunity to see what
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| get water from digging holes of about two
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| | this people used for keeping their food
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| to five meters.
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| | and fetching water.
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| What Tanzanian do with Hadzabe ?
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| | The visitors, get to attend ceremonials
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| We take tourist for the local hunting.
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| | parties performed by this people
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| Men from this tribes are the hunters So
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| | considering the fact that from January to
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| our visitors participate in hunting
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| | July, is good season for weddings and
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| activities. This will take them about 4
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| | circumcision.
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| 5 hours for the whole day.
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| | Our guides also, will take you to places
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| Also the visitors get to see the way
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| | where you can see the black smith in
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| arrows poison are being made.
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| | which you will see how to make jury and
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| Tanzanian experience guide will also
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| | melt iron using local methods.
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| take you to the caves and holes in which
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