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- proper noun An
ethnic group ofhunter-gatherers in centralTanzania . - proper noun A
language isolate spoken by the Hadza people.
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Examples
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It is ironic that government officials would be calling the Hadza “backwards”.
Archive 2007-06-01 Christopher O'Brien 2007
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It is ironic that government officials would be calling the Hadza “backwards”.
Hadza Tribal Lands Being Confiscated By Arab Royal Family Christopher O'Brien 2007
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The fifteen societies varied in their degree of adherence to a world religion (the Hadza from Tanzania were 0% on this while the Tsimane of Boliva were 100%) and in their degree of market integration (a sample from Missouri was 100% on this while the Yasawa from Fiji Island were only 21% -- market integration meaning the percentage of household calories purchased from the marketplace as opposed to procured by the household itself).
Matt J. Rossano: God and The Marketplace Matt J. Rossano 2011
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Alternatively, others, like the Tanzanian Hadza tribe, beautify their lashes by trimming them off.
Paul Venoit: Lashes -- Going to Extremes Paul Venoit 2011
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The fifteen societies varied in their degree of adherence to a world religion (the Hadza from Tanzania were 0% on this while the Tsimane of Boliva were 100%) and in their degree of market integration (a sample from Missouri was 100% on this while the Yasawa from Fiji Island were only 21% -- market integration meaning the percentage of household calories purchased from the marketplace as opposed to procured by the household itself).
Matt J. Rossano: God and The Marketplace Matt J. Rossano 2011
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Kristen Hawkes of the University of Utah, after studying the Hadza hunter-gatherers of Tanzania, has proposed that grandmothers must have played an important role in the ascent of Homo sapiens.
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Alternatively, others, like the Tanzanian Hadza tribe, beautify their lashes by trimming them off.
Paul Venoit: Lashes -- Going to Extremes Paul Venoit 2011
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After studying the Hadza tribe of Tanzania, anthropologists proposed that grandparents' roles were key.
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Stanford researchers collected saliva specimens from 95 members of the Hadza and Sandawe tribes of Tanzania and the Khomani Bushmen of southern Africa.
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"Good foraging grannies mean healthy Hadza kids – and that was also true for our ancestors," she said.
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