 | Rare Video of Uncontacted Tribe - pictalkies #7 Rickrolling travels fast. Pictalkies: The funniest photos you've ever heard. http://hurtyelbow.com |
 | Uncontacted Tribe, Located, Google Earth I located an uncontacted tribe in Google Earth. I found two huts that are located near Brazil-Peru border. This may not be the uncontacted tribe that was photographed recently, but still may be a great discovery. Here's the cordinate: 4° 18'02 S, 70° 29'18 W |
 | Brazil Amazon Jungle Tribe http://www.youtube.com/user/starzship From AOL news, photos of an Amazon tribe isolated from the world all this time, and hopefully as long as possible. See (among others) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fg0dkdh5S0&feature=related for more info and video. |
 | COBOCLOS TRIBE, AMAZON BASIN, BRAZIL During August the 13th, 2005, I visited the Coboclos tribe of the Amazons |
 | The Lost Tribe A small plane photographs a undiscovered tribe in the Amazon. The men have thier faces painted red and point thier bows at the aircraft. |
 | Lost Tribe Of The Amazon Rain Forest Photographed Original pictures can be found here: (you may have to copy and paste it) http://www.news.com.au/gallery/0,23607,5032070-5007150-1,00.html AMAZON Indians from one of the world's last uncontacted tribes have been photographed from the air, with striking images showing them painted bright red and brandishing bows and arrows at a helicopter. http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23782262-2,00.html The photographs of the tribe near the border between Brazil and Peru are rare evidence that such groups exist. After almost 20 hours in a single-engine airplane, the sertanista Jose Carlos Dos Reis Meirelles Júnior, coordinator of the Front of Etnoambiental Protection of the Funai, commanded a flight that resulted in the first photographs of the indians of one of the four isolated ethnicities that live in the border of the Acre with Peru. The women and its children had run away for the forest looking for protection, while the warriors of the tribe itook positions and reacted shooting arrows to the airplane. We already knew of the existence of these peoples, but from now on, we have the material proof that the region is one of the few that houses the latest isolated or unknown ethnicities of the planet - said Jose Carlos Meirelles, with exclusivity for Terra Magazine. In the headwaters of the Igarapé Xinane, known on the maps of geography as Cachoeira (waterfall), very close to parallel 10, the limit Brazil-Peru, were photographed two malocas of isolated Indians. Both were originally located, from the resources of the tool Google Earth, by the sertanista Rieli Franciscato from the "Frente de Proteção Etnoambiental do Javari", in Amazonas, which tried to send the coordinates to her colleague in Acre. Last year, in a dispatch, we come to this place and saw many traces. We thought that there might be maloca in the region, which was confirmed. One of them is well and confirms the recent migration of isolated indians to Brazil due to pressure from illegal exploitation of timber in the headwaters of the Peruvian River Envira - marks the sertanista. The Indian women of the group of isolated indians that was photographed had a short skirt of cotton. The men use a tied tape of cotton in which they tie the penis. They shave up to half the hair of the head, but the hair extends until the middle of the back. They use tiaras and appear painted with urucum (red). It draws attention the fact that a few are painted with Jenipapo, that is, with black bodies, but without bow and arrow. http://www.noticiasdaamazonia.com.br/2592-indios-isolados-sao-fotografados-pela-1%C2%AA-vez-no-acre/ The song is a Solo Acoustic version of "Serve the Servant" by Kurt Cobain, It's from the "With the Lights Out" album. |
 | Uncontacted tribe filmed on Brazil-Peru border - 30 May 08 Paul Allen reports on one of the world's last remaining uncontacted tribes. Brazil's government has released pictures of a previously unseen community of people living in the Amazonian rainforest. It is believed they have never had previous contact with the outside world. They were located on the border between Brazil and Peru. The footage was taken from the air by Funai, a Brazilian government foundation, dedicated to the protection of indigenous tribes. Funai has a policy to not contact tribes similar to this one, and instead try to prevent invasions of their land so they remain autonomous. But the agency warns the tribe, and others like it believed to be living in the Amazon, that they are at risk from illegal logging. |
 | Untouched Amazonian Tribe Caught On Camera Dr Hassa Al Jabor a fascinating discovery in the Amazonian tribe photos. |
 | Lost Tribe of the Amazon - First Global Contact 2008 Lost? Found.. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/jun/21/amazon Lost Tribe spotted in amazon jungle by a passing plane.. all images donated by Brazil National Indian Foundation (Funai) |
 | Unknown Tribe found!!! MUST SEE Unknown tribe was found in the Brazilian state of Acre, who are they?? |
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