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NA091008-01_A ǀHabatyuu triumphs the hunters

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Tom Güldemann
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Duration (mm:ss): 12:07 Andries remembers his grandmother-in-law ǀHabatyuu. He talks about how he and his grandfather-in-law were sent to hunt some animals so the family could eat meat. Instead of hunting, they leisurely lied in the grass for the whole day and came back home empty-handed and hungry. ǀHabatyuu knew about their laziness but managed to get some meat for the family.

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