he met with members of the Hadza tribe They still hunt for their food, with baboons and squirrels part of their diet An intrepid filmmaker has revealed how he spent three days living with one of ...

no money - the closest thing to currency is the occasional trade for a pair of shorts or sandals with a neighbouring tribe. We spent our time with the Hadza hunting baboon, a daily activity for ...

The 10,000-year-old tribe are an indigenous ethnic ... African tribesman looming over a dead baboon as they prepare to butcher the fruits of their hunt. The striking image shows the hunters ...

In Tanzania there is a group of hunter-gatherers who can’t eat until they hunt ... Hadza are known for gathering excellent honey and they trade honey for metal products that a nearby tribe ...

Hadza women gather berries and baobab fruit and dig edible tubers. Men collect honey and hunt. Nighttime baboon stalking is a group affair, conducted only a handful of times each year; typically ...

The Hadza would have me. Flash forward a few weeks and I have arrived in the Yaeda valley. Now I have never liked hunting ... most of the tribe’s ancestral land has been taken over by herders ...

The men hunt animals with bows and arrows ... crudely rendered animated segments depicting the Hadza’s belief that they’re descended from baboons and various other legends.

The sun is starting to rise over the Yaeda Valley and the start of a new day means one thing for the Hadza tribe. It's time to ... For the men, it's a time to hunt. With handmade bows and arrows ...

After being introduced to the tribe's chief ... a total of three days out hunting with the Hadza people but each day they return home 'empty-handed without a baboon for their family.' ...