Summary of Paul Theroux's The Last Train to Zona Verde

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview: #1 I followed a group of hunter-gatherers around the world, and the best of them were bare-assed. They lived in northeast Namibia, and they were Khoisan-speaking, a subgroup of the !Kung people, who call themselves Ju/ hoansi. They had no history of using money, and they probably did not think about money.#2 Hunter-gatherers, who have no history of using money, still share food and fire because they understand how fundamental it is to their communal life.#3 Hunter-gatherers who have no history of using money still share food and fire because they understand how fundamental it is to their communal life.#4 Hunter-gatherers, who have no history of using money, still share food and fire because they understand how fundamental it is to their communal life.