indigenous peoples

Uluru is a giant red rock in the middle of Australia. It is the biggest rock in the world.

Contains actual quotations of Native American people and twenty-three stories handed down through oral tradition.

An introduction to the endangered cultures of the Quechua, Ainu, Bushmen, Toda, Inuit, Mbuti and Aborigine.

When an ancient lost tribe is discovered in a remote mountainous area in the Philippines, an American film crew arrives hoping to create an epic film about the tribe, but as the crew tries to document the tribe's way of life, a series of events threatens both their lives and the tribe's existance.

A celebration of the magnificent diversity and beauty of indigenous people from remote villages near the Arctic Circle to the rain forest of Sarawak in Borneo. Written as part of the International Year for the World's Indigenous People which took place in 1993.

Collection of eighteen global environmental crisis statements from representatives of indigenous peoples of six continents.

Covers lifestyles of Southern African ethnic groups, Arab and European influences, religion, culture, and current problems facing Southern Africa.

A collection of photographs with accompanying quotes from various sources that capture expressions of joy, dignity, and happiness in people from around the world.

A collection of photographs which profile tribal groups from around the world which have retained their identity in the face of globalization.