LAND FILLED WITH FLIES: A POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE KALAHARI by Wilmsen, Edwin N.

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LAND FILLED WITH FLIES: A POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE KALAHARI by Wilmsen, Edwin N.ISBN: 9780226900155 University of Chicago Press 15 September 1989 Paperback 420 pages The image of a pristine isolation has been almost as common in research on foragers as in the popular media. Land filled with Flies is a sustained argument against such views. Wilmsen marshals an enormous quantity of historical, archival, archaeological, ethnographic, and survey data on the Kalahari Zhu to show how far from the reality these images are, how they have

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