But equally strong incest taboo in Navajo culture, yet little conceptual or physical partitioning. In Euro-american homes there are many gender specific loci and function restricted loci. Basarwa Families have both a hut and a windbreak. Used primarily to store possessions and escape rains. Not functionally differentiated or by age or gender.
Focal point is the hearth.
Cooperative gender roles. Both men and women hunt and gather plants. Only difference is that women don't hunt with poisoned arrows. Women do hunt using a club and dogs. Women make snares and do butchering.