 Some early reports describe the Hadza as having chiefs or big men, but they were probably mistaken; more reliable accounts portray early 20th century Hadza as egalitarian, as they are today.They also lived in similarly sized camps, used the same tools, built houses in the same style and had similar religious beliefs.The British colonial government tried to make the Hadza settle down and adopt farming in 1927, the first of many government attempts to settle them.