Place of Stunted Ironwood Trees A Year in the Lives of the Cattle-Herding Himba of Namibia

David P. Crandall is an Oxford University trained anthropologist who has lived and worked extensively among the Himba and explored the varied cultural and natural landscapes of southwestern Africa. His interests range widely over such topics as the history and cultivation of grapes and olives, twentieth-century children's literature, and the character and structure of human thought. He, his wife, and their four children live in Utah, where he teaches anthropology at Brigham Young UniversityCrandall, David P. is the author of 'Place of Stunted Ironwood Trees A Year in the Lives of the Cattle-Herding Himba of Namibia' with ISBN 9780826412706 and ISBN 082641270X.