A study in Anthropology: Walk with the San Bushmen. A dignified and sensitively-developed Cultural anthropology experience with the San (Basarwa) bushmen trackers. Guests gain ethnographic sense and participation in age-old rituals to observe the San bush culture, their beliefs, art, morals, law and custom of day-to-day living in an authentic state of nature unobtrused by “imported civilization” or the dilutive effects of “farming colonialism” and national agricultural startegies upon Paleolithic traditions. Hunter-gatherer tribes such as these are the last remnants of the previously extensive indigenous San people in Southern Africa; The San are one of 14 known extant "ancestral population clusters" from which all known modern humans descend. In various Y chromosome studies conducted have demonstrated that the San people carry some of the most divergent (oldest) human Y-chromosome haplogroups. In an interview for Live at Radio City, South African musician Dave Matthews told a story about meeting the San, hearing their songs and inquiring with his guide upon the words in the music, to which he received the response: “There are no words to these songs, because these songs, we've been singing since before people had words.”