Survival International said the photos were taken June 26-27 and show about 53 male Mashco Piro on the beach. The group estimated as many as 100 to 150 tribal members would have been in the area ...

Ed Davey, climate accountability reporter, London; Martin Mejia, photographer, Lima; and Cesar Barreto, videographer, San Isidro, Peru, traveled 300 miles over muddy tracks and by water via outboard ...

An uncontacted indigenous people in Peru has been spotted by the banks of ... that the Mashco Piro is the most numerous uncontacted tribe in the world. She said it was unusual to see so many ...

Home to numerous indigenous Indian tribes, the Peruvian rain forest's most recognized Indian inhabitants were the Incas whose capital was in the Andes but whose empire extended into the cloud forest.

Humans have come under attack for the second time in a month by the uncontacted Peruvian Amazon tribe, who have used bows and ...

Peru, South America, Australia, Ireland. While the evidence may at times seem flimsy, the Jewish elements in these tribal cultures continue to fascinate scholar and layman alike.

“Mashco,” he says quietly, referring to the Mashco-Piro tribe. He holds up his bow as if shooting, then moves his hand to the scar, closes his eyes, and grimaces to mimic pain. Peru’s Alto ...

In Santo Tomás, Peru, the indigenous Cocama people push back against modernity and urban sprawl by preserving tribal mythologies. Dressed as uakaris, a local type of monkey, a village cultural ...