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G/wi-Buschmänner (Botswana, Zentralkalahari) - Jagen und Zubereiten eines Springhasen; Krankenbehandlung

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G/wi-Buschmänner (Botswana, Zentralkalahari) - Jagen und Zubereiten eines Springhasen; Krankenbehandlung
Alternative Title
G/wi Bushmen (Botswana, Central Kalahari Desert) - Hunting and Preparing a Springhare; Medical Treatment
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German copyright law applies. This film may be used for your own use but it may not be distributed via the internet or passed on to external parties.
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IWF SignatureE 2310
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Production Year1974

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IWF Technical DataFilm, 16 mm, 188 m ; F, 17 1/2 min

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Abstract
German
German
Zwei Buschmänner machen mit dem Springhasenspeer einen Springhasen in seinem Bau aus, haken das Tier mit dem Speer fest und graben es aus. Der Springhase wird zubereitet und über Holzkohle gegart. Während der Wartezeit behandelt der eine Jäger seinen über Halsschmerzen klagenden Jagdgefährten. Er ritzt die Haut des Kranken an der Brust mit einer Rasierklinge und reibt Fett und Holzkohlenasche in die Schnittwunden; dann massiert er Oberkörper und Hals.
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Two Bushmen are searching for a springhare warren. After some time one hunter succeeds in putting up and locating a springhare in his warren with the springhare spear. His compagnon hooks the animal and the man digs it out. The animal is disemboweled, sinews, bones and other usable parts are put away. The hare is singed in an open fire, then placed in a pit in the ground and cooked covered with hot charcoal. In the meantime the hunter tattoos his fellow suffering from a sore throat. He rubs a specific "medicinal" fat and ashes into the wounds, then given the man a massage. The treatment takes a long times and when it comes to an end, the hare is properly cooked. The two hunters eat the hare joined by a third man who had been waiting for them in the bush.
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German
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