Richard B. Lee

Richard B. Lee was a Canadian anthropologist renowned for his work studying the Ju/'hoansi (formerly Bushmen) of Southern Africa. He pioneered research on their social systems, hunting practices, and cultural adaptations, particularly highlighting their efficient, cooperative hunting knowledge and decision-making processes. His work provided valuable insights into how human societies organize themselves, share resources, and adapt to environmental challenges, emphasizing the importance of understanding indigenous cultures in anthropology.