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"The Makuna of eastern Colombia inhabit an Amazonian rain forest teeming with plant and animal life that provides them not only with a livelihood but also with cultural inspiration that infuses their daily life and frequent ritual performances.". "In full-color photographs and an evocative text, Diego Samper and Kaj Arhem celebrate the natural surroundings, domestic life, and vibrant rituals of a rain-forest people whose cultural future is being jeopardized by outsiders' destruction of their lands."--BOOK JACKET.
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1 edition- Other · English · 1998Smithsonian Institution Press · 172 pages · 9781560988748
Social life and customsMacuna philosophyRites and ceremoniesReligionMacuna IndiansShamanismPrimitive societiesPhotography, exhibitions






