The oldest residents in southern Africa are the Bushmen, San, Khwe, or Basarwa.
At least 20,000 years ago, they lived in the Kalahari Desert.
They were bow-and-arrow hunters who trapped tiny animals and ate roots and berries.
Rock shelters, twig and grass shelters, and animal skin shelters were their homes.
A ceremony teaches the boy how to track an eland and how an arrow will kill it.
Killing his first huge antelope, preferably an eland, makes him an adult.
Modern Kalahari Bushmen worship two gods: one from the east and one from the west.