>Update: I'm disappointed. It appears that they are not truly "uncontacted" after all. I guess it's not realistic to think there may be any left that are truly uncontacted. Mostly unaffected possibly, but uncontacted, no :(
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>Still, that appears to be a valid organization so how could they be representing them as "uncontacted?" And how could they be "uncontacted" if they will be on the BBC?
Perhaps their attorneys are still negotiating the terms of their BBC appearance and they meant to say "uncontracted" ?
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>>>Wow - let's hope that somehow they will be left alone - the taking of the pictures itself has probably damaged their existence.
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>>>Astonishing new photos of one of the world's last uncontacted tribes:
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http://www.uncontactedtribes.org/brazilphotos>>>
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The Brazilian authorities have been monitoring this group of uncontacted Indians for years from the air. Over-flights are used to gather evidence of invasions of their land.
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>>>Indians certainly hear the plane long before it becomes visible. They will have seen many planes over the years from commercial jets to light aircraft belonging to missionaries, prospectors, and government authorities like FUNAI.
Charles Hankey
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- Thomas Hardy
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-- T. S. Eliot
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