This conviction is echoed in an introduction to the Zulu language, which avidly often comments upon the language's various resemblances to Hebrew. See also Herero and Namaqua genocide Nama people San religion Griqua people History of South Africa Khoisan Sarah Baartman (1789–1815), aka "Hottentot Venus", South African Khoekhoe woman exploited as a freak show attraction in Europe Notes References Further reading P. Kolben, Present State of the Cape of Good Hope (London, 1731–38); A. Sparman, Voyage to the Cape of Good Hope (Perth, 1786); Sir John Barrow, Travels into the Interior of South Africa (London, 1801); Bleek, Wilhelm, Reynard the Fox in South Africa; or Hottentot Fables and Tales (London, 1864); Emil Holub, Seven Years in South Africa (English translation, Boston, 1881); G. W. Stow, Native Races of South Africa (New York, 1905); A. R. Colquhoun, Africander Land (New York, 1906); L. Schultze, Aus Namaland und Kalahari (Jena, 1907); Meinhof, Carl, Die Sprachen der Hamiten (Hamburg, 1912); Richard Elphick, Khoikhoi and the Founding of White South Africa (London, 1977) External links Cultural Contact in Southern Africa by Anne Good for the Women in World History website An article on the history of the Khoikhoi The Khoekhoe People of Southern Africa Indigenous peoples of Southern Africa Ethnic groups in Namibia Ethnic groups in South Africa African nomads Reduplicants Ancient peoples History of Africa Cape Colony people