San Heritage Management Project - The Ju/hoansi bushmen's Back to the Land Movement. From Tsumkwe to Nyae in Namibia, 1987
Within the context of the United Nations' Decade for the World's Indigenous Peoples, individuals from different professional disciplines and organizations contributed to a project to manage the archival heritage generated through interaction between researchers and the San peoples of Southern Africa. This material cannot be posted online in full. It is available for consultation in our Reading Room or, when indicated, via Video on Demand (VOD)
It all was done in collaboration with the San Communities, whose representatives were trained to work with audio-visual and textual technologies to generate information and communication materials from their perspective.
Other titles on the DVD are:
- Cultural exchange, 7:56 min
- Caprivi after independence, 8:17 min
- The miscast exhibition, 15:58 min
- The promised land, 11:34 min
- Trance dance, 8:32 min
- An interview with Dr Megan Biesele, 17:43 min; and
- Indigenous languages, 10:07 min
on this subject: 
San Interactive Archive Training and Heritage Management Program (South Africa)
Type: Documentary
Extract: 6 min. Total length:
Production and personalities:
Publisher: Doxa; UNESCO Communication and Information Sector
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