An ethnography of a culture in Paraguay whose subsistence was originally based on slash-and-burn agriculture.

An ethnographic report on an Native American ethnic group located in the western part of the Argentine-Bolivian Gran Chaco.

A Native American ethnic group formerly occupying most of the large island of Tierra del Fuego.

An ethnography of a group of horticulturalists who live in the northwestern Amazon region.

A tribal society living in Venezuela and Brazil that subsists off hunting and gathering and horticulture.

Describes Biffeche Fula (Peulh), Sereer (Ndut), Wolof, Moor, and European peoples and cultural practices in the small Kingdom of Biffeche on the Senegal River between Mauritania and Senegal. Features news and information for visitors.

A photo gallery of the Waorani, a horticultural society Amazonian tribe found in Ecuador. Features short articles and references.

The Okavango Delta Peoples: their history and culture, and the challenges they face due to rapid economic development and social change.

Description of research conducted by Dorothy and David Counts in West New Britain between 1966 and 1985. Features reports and links to related sites.

Program features on the preservation, conservation, and protection of archaeological sites, collections, and ethnographic resources. Includes issues about traditional peoples, and ethnographic research conducted in the national parks.