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Fieldblogging from Namibia

by lorenz on Dec 18, 2005 in Africa, fieldwork / methods, websites

Josué Tomasini Castro has started blogging impressions from his fieldwork among the Herero in Namibia. He is mainly interested in their culture and cosmology. Right now, he is establishing contacts and trying to learn the local language Otjiherero.

>> continue to Josué Tomasini Castro's blog AnthroBoundaries

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