The Forest People

· 1961-01-01· book· 450 citationsclosed

Indigenous Cultures and History Anthropological Studies and Insights Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies

Abstract

Colin Turnbull lived among the Pygmies as their friend for three years. He writes about their hunting parties, their nomadic camps, their quarrels and love affairs, their music and their ceremonies. His is a magnificent account of an earthly paradise and of a legendary and utterly delightful people.

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Colin M. Turnbull (1961). The Forest People.

@book{m1961the,
  title  = {The Forest People},
  author = {Turnbull, Colin M.},
  year   = {1961}
}

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