Who are the indigneous people of the southern Africa's Kalahari Desert?

Question

A. Pygmies
B. San
C. Zulu

Answer 1

They are the San otherwise known as Bushmen. They are shorter than the average human being and generally thinner too!
Read up on them here: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0102/feature6/
http://www.theartofafrica.co.za/africa/index.jsp

Answer 2

The Bushmen (also known as Basarwa in Tswana, or San in Nama) are an indigenous population of the Kalahari Desert, which spans South Africa and neighboring Botswana and Namibia as well as southern Angola. They were traditionally a hunter-gather peoples, part of the Khoisan group and are related to the traditionally pastoral Khoikhoi, but starting in the 1950's though the 1990s they switched to farming with only minor hunting and gathering activities.[1] Archaeological evidence suggests that they have lived in southern Africa (and probably other areas of Africa) for at least 22,000 years but probably much longer. Genetic evidence suggests they are one of the oldest, if not the oldest, peoples in the world—a "genetic Adam" according to Spencer Wells, from which all the worlds ethnic groups can ultimately trace genetic heritage

Answer 3

B. The SAN or bushmen as they are also known, The zulus are from the east coast in the Natal province

Answer 4

B- San also refered to as Koi Koi but did you know that The San people and the Koi People are two different tribes one tribe servive by mainly gataring food the other tribe is hunters and when the two mixed they were refered to as Koisan

Answer 5

It is the bushmen/boesman (Afrikaans)/san/koisan. They are very interesting people indeed and they are renown for their cavepaintings.

Answer 6

The bushmen.
Andy's answer says it all.

Answer 7

B - San/Bushmen -- they click when the talk

Answer 8

B ;-) that would be the San

Answer 9

your answer is B also call bushmen
http://www.africaguide.com/culture/tribes/bushmen.htm