Ishi's Story doomed to be Repeated…

[Stephen Graf]

#132876

Read this article about a man who is the last of his tribe, his family likely killed by ranchers.

https://www.livescience.com/63118-last-survivor-uncontacted-tribe-video.html

And like Ishi, this fellow seems to be a fair shot with the bow.  The more things change, the more they stay the same…

[Raymond Coffman]

#132881

Steve

Thanks – interesting story. About the time you think all the “real” wilderness is gone, you see a story like this. Too bad they can’t make contact with him, But, probably best for him. I didn’t realise there were that many indeginious unnamed tribes ( probably some more not spotted so far)in the amazon. On reflection however that would be the place that still had truly primitive people left. Wish the ” man in the hole ” great good luck.

Having spent a little time in the jungle – got be careful there. All kinds of stuff has teeth – in one way or another.

Scout

[David Coulter]

#132914

Steve, thanks for sharing that link. Neat stuff. Glad someone is holding on out there, if by a thin strand of sinew. It reassures me somehow, as does a remote peak I know I won’t climb. Knowing it’s there in its wildness is good for my soul, as I enter this conversation on my cell phone. dwc

[Anonymous]

#132927

<p style=”text-align: right;”>I Glad someone’s share  stuff like this,it’s better the white man stay a way  of this man.</p>

[JasonDobson]

#132990

Interesting indeed. Thanks for sharing this with us, Stephen!

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