World At home with the Amazon Indians: Pictorial of one of the Last Uncontacted Tribes

[The Helper]

These incredible images are the closest ever recorded of a previously uncontacted Indian tribe in the remote forests of Peru.

Taken in Manú National Park, south-eastern Peru, these detailed images show the daily life of a family from the Mashco-Piro tribe.

The Mashco-Piro are known to inhabit the park, but sightings of them have increased in recent months.

At home with the Amazon Indians: Most intimate pictures ever of one of the world's last uncontacted tribes

Taken in Manú National Park, south-eastern Peru, these detailed images show the daily life of a family from the Mashco-Piro tribe.

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[Ninva]

Indians in Amazon??? INDIANS?

 

[Azlier]

So did you miss the left side of the first picture or what?

 

[The Helper]

So did you miss the left side of the first picture or what?

Its like National Geographic so its ok right?

 

[Varine]

Its like National Geographic so its ok right?

They aren't very good anyway.

 

[xPass]

So did you miss the left side of the first picture or what?

No offence, but it doesn't look... real...

 

[tooltiperror]

I thought they meant a lost tribe of Israel and I was like, "all hell is about to break loose."

 

[Varine]

I thought they meant a lost tribe of Israel and I was like, "all hell is about to break loose."

How did you get to Israel?

 

[tooltiperror]

I only saw "one of the Last Uncontacted Tribes" and thought that and then read the whole thing.

 

[Ninva]

Didn't the lost tribe of Israel die out in North America?

 

[tooltiperror]

Didn't the lost tribe of Israel die out in North America?

Well... nobodies really sure. They assimilated at some point. Most people do not know from what tribe they descend (so they identify as "yisraeli") and those who are levis also know.

 

[The Helper]

I wonder what the status of this tribe yet? Have they been wiped out, assimilated or still uncontacted?