NamibiaWinter 2013 - Volume 17 Number 1 "Namibia" photograph Stuart Hahn, MD This photo was taken on a trip to Namibia, Africa in 2008. Namibia is the home the Himba tribe. The Himba live a traditional life as nomadic herders. The adult women are quite striking in appearance as they cover their bodies and hair with a combination of ocher and animal fat as a beautification cream/covering. The women wear short goatskin skirts and little other clothing. Copper bracelets, as in this photo, and animal skin hair adornments add to their distinctive appearance. Dr Hahn is a retired Family Practice Physician and former Clinical Director of the Sacramento Appointment and Advice Call Center. |
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