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- adjective Not
contacted . - adjective anthropology Completely
isolated from other cultures.
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Examples
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Peru is home to one of the world's largest populations of so-called uncontacted tribes, advocacy groups say.
Analysis: Peru's indigenous losing faith in reformed Humala Reuters 2011
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Peru is home to one of the world's largest populations of so-called uncontacted tribes, advocacy groups say.
Analysis: Peru's indigenous losing faith in reformed Humala Reuters 2011
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BLACK: Anthropologist says he's been unsure about the existence of so-called uncontacted tribes.
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Survivor International says more than 100 so - called uncontacted tribes still exist worldwide.
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Survival International says more than 100 so-called uncontacted tribes still exist worldwide.
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The British-based group provided the photos exactly a year after releasing aerial photos from Brazil of another tribe classified as uncontacted, one of about 100 such groups it says exist around the world.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph Telegraph Staff 2012
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The British-based group provided the photos exactly a year after releasing aerial photos from Brazil of another tribe classified as uncontacted, one of about 100 such groups it says exist around the world.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph Telegraph Staff 2012
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The British-based group provided the photos exactly a year after releasing aerial photos from Brazil of another tribe classified as uncontacted, one of about 100 such groups it says exist around the world.
USATODAY.com Feed 2012
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The British-based group provided the photos exactly a year after releasing aerial photos from Brazil of another tribe classified as uncontacted, one of about 100 such groups it says exist around the world.
NYDN Rss 2012
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The British-based group provided the photos exactly a year after releasing aerial photos from Brazil of another tribe classified as uncontacted, one of about 100 such groups it says exist around the world.
The Seattle Times 2012
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