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Hope for the Hadza?

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

Told by Dr. James Woodburn, adapted from the Hogarth film The Hadza made by Sean Hudson and James Woodburn.

The dilemma of an East African hunting tribe in the modern world.

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Narrator/Adapted from a film made by:
Dr. James Woodburn
Adapted from a film made by:
Sean Hudson
Presented by:
Richard Robinson
Executive Producer:
Brian Branston
Source: Radio Times

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