Hadza

The Hadza are nomadic hunter-gatherers of the Lake Eyasi basin and Serengeti Plateau in northern Tanzania, heirs to a pre-Bantu aboriginal population that has lived there for thousands of years. They forage in small egalitarian bands and speak Hadzane, a click language now classed as an isolate, and from the 1700s onward shared their lands with incoming pastoralist peoples.