Travel, Exploration, and Cultural Anthropology
The Lost Tribe by Edward Marriott
The Lost Tribe by Edward Marriott
The Lost Tribe by Edward Marriott
Deep within the uncharted jungles of Papua New Guinea, seventy-nine souls lived as they had for centuries, untouched by the modern world. The Liawep, adorned in leaves and bound to ancient rituals, worshipped a sacred mountain and feared the 'sanguma birds' that roared across the sky. Their existence, a secret whispered among the trees, became a global sensation in 1993 when a missionary stumbled upon their hidden world. Driven by an insatiable curiosity, Edward Marriott defied government restrictions, assembling a motley crew for an illicit expedition into the heart of the jungle. His quest to find the Liawep would become a transformative journey, revealing not only a lost tribe but also the complex and often devastating collision of two worlds. In The Lost Tribe, Marriott recounts the dramatic events that unfolded when his good intentions met primal beliefs, forever changing his understanding of civilization and its discontents.
Why You’ll Love This Book
Venture into the heart of an untouched world and grapple with the ethical questions of cultural discovery. This is more than just an adventure; it's a profound reflection on humanity's impact on the world around us. The Lost Tribe will stay with you long after you turn the final page.
Book Details
Book Details
ISBN: 9780805064490
Binding: Paperback
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Publisher: Owl Books
Pages: 272
Author:
- Edward Marriott
Language: English
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