YINE TRIBE IN PERU

THE YINE SPEAK AN ARAWAKAN LANGUAGE SPOKEN BY 4000 PEOPLE. THIS TRIBE LIVES DEEP IN A PERUVIAN JUNGLE THAT HAS NOT BEEN CONTACTED YET BY THE OUTSIDERS. THEY COOK THEIR FOOD WITH FIRE AND LIKE TURTLE EGGS. THEY HAVE A GROUP OF 150 NOMADS WHO LIVE NEAR THE PIEDRA WHO HAVE MEMBER IN THE WORLD WILDLIFE FUND OF PERU. THEY FOUND REMAINS OF 38 PALM HUTS, TURTLE SHELLS AND EGGSHELL, AND ANIMAL REMAINS AT A BEACH.

THEY MAKE THEIR ARROWS OF VEGETABLE MATTER AND THIS HELPS TO UNDERSTAND THEIR WAY OF LIFE. SINCE SOME OF THEIR HUTS OR HOUSES ARE MORE HIGHLY FINISHED THAN OTHERS. THEY HAVE SOME KIND OF ORGANIZATION. THEY ARE CONSTANTLY ON THE MOVE BASED ON THE RAINS. THEY MAKE BASKETS. FOR CARRYING FOOD FROM PALM AND ANNATTO. THEY USE ANNATTO AS A SUN PROTECTION. THEY HAVE THEIR CAMPFIRES IN FRONT OF THEIR HUTS. SOME OF THEIR FOODS THEY EAT HAVE BEEN COOKED AND THEY USE TURTLE SHELLS TO CARRY FIRE CAMP TO ANOTHER. THEY COVER THEIR PRIVATE PARTS, HOWEVER, LITTLE IS KNOWN ABOUT THIS GROUP. THESE FOLKS ARE ANCESTRAL KNOWLEDGE AND ARE GUARDIANS OF BIODIVERSITY.

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