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The Kurumba region lies on a high plateau at an altitude of up to 2600 metres and is bordered by dense tropical forest. The remote location and difficult climatic conditions have transformed this area into a kind of natural biological island that has been able to maintain its seclusion for centuries. The Kurumba language is still spoken by an estimated 4,900 people. Within India, the area stretches across three states with three different languages and three different school systems, creating a precarious situation for the Kurumba. The trend towards wildlife tourism is also proving to be a further threat to both the people and the ecosystem. (Source: http://www.kooperation-international.de/indien/geistes-und-sozialwiss/info/detail/data/42305/?PHPSESSID=ccee5d58af4196810779567d17114706) 3 barefoot women of different ages wrapped in shawls stand or squat in front of a rock face (rock face see also VIII C 213)
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Abitana-Huanyam women with lipstones
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Open steel cabinets in the magazine
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"Frieze of the Jaguar Temple"
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Ashluslay from the Rio Pilcomayo
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Reopening ceremony in the atrium of the Museum of Ethnology with the cast of the eastern gate of Sântschî (Bhôpâl) (Sanchi)
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Four women from Eten, one with a child
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Chané
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"Indio Bororó, Rio San Lorenzo"
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Settler couple
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Indio Chamacoco, "Millet", Puerto 14 de Mayo
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