Thanks to the “Jungles” segment of BBC’s Human Planet series, Survival International’s photos of an “uncontacted tribe” in the Amazon are making the rounds once again — see Environmental Graffiti’s “Images of the Last Uncontacted Tribe on Earth“, Ron Burnett’s “Never Before Seen Footage of an Amazonian Tribe,” and MSNBC’s PhotoBlog. The rhetoric here — […]
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First contact (again & again)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Amazon, anthropology, Decolonization, ethnography, Fourth World, indigenous, photography, uncontacted tribes on February 5, 2011 | 3 Comments »
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