How did the khoi khoi dance?

The Khoi Khoi, an indigenous group of Southern Africa, traditionally danced as a form of expression, storytelling, and social bonding. Their dances often featured rhythmic foot stomping and clapping, accompanied by vocalizations and sometimes the use of traditional instruments. Movements were typically energetic and mimicked everyday activities or natural elements, reflecting their connection to the environment. These dances played a vital role in communal gatherings, rituals, and celebrations.