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This British ‘danger tourist’ is the first to visit remote tribes in Papua New Guinea - MSN
He described Papua New Guinea as raw and remote, noting the safety challenges, including road hijacking risks that forced him ...
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Caritas Simbu and the Fight Against Violence
His mother was accused of practicing sorcery in 2003, when he was still a boy. She was tortured, thrown into the house and ...
50 Famous People Who Died In Incredibly Messed-Up Ways
On Aug. 9, 1969, the 8-months-pregnant Tate and her friends — Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, and Wojciech Frykowski — were at ...
50 Famous People Who Died In Embarrassing, Nightmarish, Scandalous, Horrifying, Disturbing, Or Even Darkly Funny Ways
So, here's a compilation of 50 famous people who were murdered, died during sex or in a freak accident, vanished without a ...
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Uncontacted Tribes: Why Some Communities Choose to Stay Hidden From the World?
Even in today’s modern era, there are still hundreds of uncontacted tribes scattered across the globe, living in some of the ...
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Camera traps and Indigenous knowledge help confirm presence of ‘lost’ echidna species
along Indonesia’s border with Papua New Guinea on the island of New Guinea, where the Yongsu Sapari and Yongsu Dosoyo communities live. The echidna was named in honor of famed naturalist David ...
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UN calls out Indonesia’s Merauke food estate for displacing Indigenous communities
United Nations rights officials have raised the alarm over alleged human rights abuses and environmental destruction linked ...
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Cave Remains Reveal Earliest Evidence Of Ice Age Indigenous Australians At High Altitude
The question is not only how people survived there, but why, with potentially important answers for understanding ancient ...
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New agreement meant to help preserve tribal culture - The Bismarck Tribune
She is now a cultural preservation consultant for the Three Affiliated Tribes. Yellow Bird, of Plaza, was appointed to the board of the State Historical Society of North Dakota in 1985.