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Lacandon history. Everything added to the article is relevant to the topic, I added in small details to help create an image of the tribe, without divulging too much into their history, as there is another page with more information on the
Lacandon people. The article is neutral, no bias or sides were taken, all the information included is factual without any outside opinions. This information comes from the "Peoples, Nations, and Cultures" and it derives off of encyclopedic material and is formatted more as an index, and does not delve much into political opinions on the multiples cultures they cover, including the Lacandon. So, the information is very neutral, with slight anthropological genres. Each point that added into the book are equally represented with the amount of information given, it would be impossible to every bit of knowledge for every single uncontacted tribe, due to dangers of encroachment and possible contamination of the uncontacted peoples' environment; naturally it would seem that some cultures may be underrepresented in the book which is due to lack of available information, not bias. The links to the citations do work, but there is a small fee if a person does not have a subscription to the website, and there is no plagiarism to be seen in article entry as the paraphrasing is all cited. The information is not out of date, this is coming from years of what little collected data is available on these tribes, anything in the last 2 decades is a win for getting information on uncontacted people. There is of course much missing information that could be added to the book, but again there is only so much investigation that can be done on uncontacted, they reserve the right to privacy, and can sometimes behold dangerous interactions to outsiders.
3300:, since you seem to have a vested interest in this page I thought I'd let you know that I did a bit of a cleanup and refresh on it. I'd love to get your thoughts if you have the desire to skim through it. Basically I 1) moved demographic information and estimates to the top of the article 2) gave a more specific definition based on UN documents about protected peoples in isolation 3) added a couple of stories that seemed to generally explain the common challenges and interests of uncontacted peoples under relations with the outside world, including some more modern examples of people in initial contact and 4) made some spelling, formatting, and clarification changes and added a picture.
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As for further reading, bare refs, and See also I'll be honest that I usually don't touch those, mostly because I have no idea what I'm doing. My expertise is pretty much templates, images, and edits, and that's about it. I might do some reading to see what the intended purpose and best practices are
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I came to this article looking for details of the isolated tribe in the
Philippines who were announced as an uncontacted people in the 1970s, but it later turned out their status as a "Stone Age" people was a hoax, or at least greatly exaggerated. I found nothing. A Google search turned up their name
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European/other population, along with other aspects of their own history? I've heard once that in Brazil there's a village of people who think they're Catholics, but they're actually
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Siberia. And yes, some of them (though not all) are of Asiatic origin. All of them, while not necessarily integrated into the wider global culture, are in full contact. The same with Africa. So far as I know, there are no peoples who meet the criteria for inclusion
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after coming across this page in general reading. It reads like it is conveying a narrative, especially emphasising the voluntary nature of uncontacted peoples, and for instance, the 'Relations with
Outsiders' section uses "suggests" a few times too many for my liking in a way that would seem more
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Unregistered user here, I'm also very interested. The article goes into great detail about people in South
America, and obviously there isn't much to discuss about New Guinea peoples, but the map clearly shows an uncontacted tribe in Malaysia, and seemingly some in the middle of Africa. Does anyone
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America section as self-contradictory. It starts by saying that there are 50 or so groups in the continent as a whole. Later, it is claimed that there are 67 in Brazil alone. Looking at the dates, it may be that the 50 is simply out of date, but I wasn't sure what to update it
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It depends on what you think the subject of the article is. I think the subject is peoples who are known by and whose lives are touched by, at most, their nearest neighbors, and that's it. That, before European exploration of the Americas, Africa, and the Pacific in the 16th century and thereafter,
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I was thinking much the same thing when reading this. Is it due to the lack of centralised governments that keep registers of tribes/peoples? My parents recently lived in Lesotho where I heard anecdotes of some tribes not being located until the 1960's due to the mountainous terrain in the country.
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First Contact which actually shows the interactions between the Australian prospectors and the uncontacted people all cover this subject quite specifically. Of course, Apocalypto only covers it briefly and I've seen it mentioned that ~100 years is about the expiry date for relevance for this topic,
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It doesn't make sense, and the sentence before it in the "Uncontacted peoples in Western culture" section is also poorly written. The two sentences are sourced, so if I get a chance I'll look at them (unless someone else does before I get to it) and see if I can come up with suitable replacements.
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More seriously, referring to the lead sentence of the article, the definition of "uncontacted peoples" doesn't describe a reciprocal relationship. "We" aren't among "communities who live, or have lived, either by choice (people living in voluntary isolation) or by circumstance, without significant
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Jarawa Concerns: Change in food habits and introduction of addictives such as tobacco and alocohol Intrusion of poachers into Jarawa Reserve for removing natural resources like wild pig, fish, crab, wood and honey. These intrusions often result in violent encounters. Ongoing sexual exploitation of
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This section is confusing. The tribes listed in the paragraphs of text do not match the tribes listed in the tables. Lists of regions where uncontacted tribes can be found are unnecessary, since the tables also include a column for location. Suggest using tables to list the tribes and the text to
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The facts added came from a direct source to the Lacandon people and their history. This information is coming from the book "Lacandon Maya." Cassell's Peoples, Nations and Cultures, edited by John Mackenzie, Cassell, 1st edition, 2005" and has a testimony of what brief facts are found about the
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The problem is that the word "people" has undergone a transition in meaning in the past century or so. 100 years "people" had just one meaning: ethnic group. Hence "We, the people" in the US constitution, meaning "We, the US ethic group". If one wished to refer to more than one ethnic group, one
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This needs to be addressed. Many statistics on this article come from Survival International, but I can't find sources for their claims on their website. They only seem to have videos on the uncontactedtribes.org website to back up their claims, and these videos provide no statistic information.
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Hello. I took the section out because it doesn't fit the subject of the article. The lead defines "uncontacted peoples" as "communities or groups of indigenous peoples living without sustained contact to neighbouring communities and the world community". In no way is China "groups of indigenous
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One possibility is adding a more clear thesis statement to that section, and dividing it up into subsections. "Historical Exploitation", "Harmful and Beneficial Contact", and "Debate around initiating contact" are categories I came up with off the top of my head. Particularly in "Debate around
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Last but not least, I agree that "relations with outsiders" has become pretty nebulous. We might want to have a discussion about what the purpose of this page is so we can understand if that information is relevant. If we wanted to, I agree most of it is tied to Brazil, and we could move it to
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is predicting a conflict "never saw in 500 years" between three tribes wich one is imigrating from Peru to Amazon/Acre (state of Brazil). People should avoid Envira region because is been disputed by the tribes, everyone who trepass this region is in extremely danger by ranger/arrow attacks.
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You've to name some countries everywhere in a way or in another....:( There are many more "uncontacted" tribes with size much larger than a single member, if the threshold to be "uncontacted" in modern age goes back to 1920s.......this would include almost surely some tribes in Ethiopia (eg
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NO ONE IS DOING ANYTHING ABOUT THIS. PEOPLE KEEP REVERSING THIS. ISN'T THERE ANYONE THAT CAN DO ANYTHING ABOUT THIS? IS ABSOLUTELY OFFENSIVE THAT "AMERICANS" KEEP TRYING TO SIMPLY "PROVE THAT THEIR COUNTRY IS ABSOLUTELY SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER COUNTRY NO MATTER WAHT". WHAT THE FUCK?
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Before their statistic claims are confirmed, I think we should remove some claims presented as facts from this article, or at least make it clear that they may be inaccurate. This article distributes information that may be not true. Thoughts? I'll try to find some more sources.
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In the Africa section of this article, there's a few question marks over rural Gabon, Republic of Congo, and DRC, but no citations or anything to back it up. Is there any evidence of there being uncontacted African people that are extant to the present? Anyone got a source?
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Researcher Nicolás Flores was assassinated by Mascho-Piro with an arrow. The Manú Park is now closed because him (and others) leaved gifts in the park such as food and clothes. Probably the industrialized food intoxicated someone and they decided to kill him.
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The following text was taken out, but I would argue that the concept of uncontacted peoples does not exist without a history. Hence I suggest to reintroduce it to reflect the colonial history and background and to invite further contextualization by editors:
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The decision in 2018 was to keep this image, based on a discussion of Brazilian law but not adequately taking into account the moral dimension. I just posted an argument to reopen this discussion. Please consider these arguments on the discussion page.
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initiating contact" we could make it more general, with possible benefits being increased integration with society and funding regardless of where the peoples reside, and possibly giving other examples to make it less specific to Brazil and FUNAI.
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The map is inaccurate and not based on reliable sources. The black spot refers to the Temiar people of Peninsular Malaysia -- they were first contacted in the 19th century and now make frequent contact with the mainstream Malaysian society.
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Most of the material claims and statements in this article come exclusively from Survival International who has a less than impeccable reputation. We need to seek out additional sources that aren't just attributed to Survival international.
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I think the latter quote actually means there are 100 uncontacted individuals so "peoples" should be changed to "people." If it actually means there are 100 groups, then it must be wrong that there are only 50 such groups in the Americas.
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It would be interesting to have something related with estimates of levels of endogamy. Some of the population estimates are extremely low, I'd guess it means they probably exchange people with neighboring tribes, "less uncontacted".
2512:"people (plural: peoples) a body of persons that are united by a common culture, tradition, or sense of kinship, that typically have common language, institutions, and beliefs, and that often constitute a politically organized group"
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but I thought I'd drop it in for good measure. Perhaps someone could find one of the sources covering the change in attitudes towards uncontacted people in pop culture, something that Cannibal Holocaust dealt with fairly directly!
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In the main article it is said that Constance island merged with North Sentinel after the 2004 tsunami. It appears however from Google earth, that at least 100 meters of see still separates Constance island from North Sentinel.
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According to the report of Vincent Brackelair there aren´t, strictly speaking, any uncontacted peoples in Venezuela anymore. The Yanomami have already had first hand contact with other groups. Here is the link for the report:
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Yes, yes, I know that some aid agencies / politically correct folks like to add an "s" to "people" on occassion, but they do all tend to belong to one particular part of the political spectrum. This is not regular English.
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SORRY FOR WRITING IN ALL-CAPS, BUT WHY DO YOU INSIST IN KEEPING THIS IN? ISN'T IT CLEAR THAT THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE ARTICLE? THE LAST "UNCONTACTED" AMERICAN OVER 90 YEARS AGO? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? STOP IT, PLEASE.
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Pretty much every article on the subject says something vague like "there are uncontacted tribes in New Guinea"... However, it is very difficult to find any specific information about it.
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A good See also section includes a blurb after the link briefly summarizing why one might want to "see also" it. Like "Terra nullius" ... wut? --
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