Great Tribes: Secoya of Ecuador
The Secoya inhabit one of the most bio diverse habitats on earth and their knowledge of natural medicine unsurpassed.
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Culture
Hawai’ian Sovereignty Movement
Gathering momentum back in the 1970’s, the Hawai’ian Sovereignty Movement has several different fronts all calling for different solutions to the present situation concerning lands, autonomy and other political matters in Hawai’i.
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Mighty Warriors: The Maori People
The Maori, New Zealand’s native people, were originally Polynesian Islanders who discovered New Zealand around the tenth century and migrated there about four hundred years later.
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Vhavenda People
Limpopo is home to the Vhavenda people, an indigenous tribe who are considered to be the finest artists in South Africa. They are famous for their house painting, noisy singing, and tribal dancing. They inhabit the region of Limpopo that borders Zimbabwe, where the Shashe andVhembe rivers meet to the north and west of Makhado.
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North Africa’s Natives: The Berbers
The Greek and Phoenician traders called them barbarians but the true nomenclature of the Berber people is “Amazigh”, which means “free people”.
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