"Uncontacted Mashco-Piro Indians have been sighted on riverbanks in Peru’s remote south-east Amazon on three consecutive occasions.
The encounters were filmed by a member of the local Yine Indian community, in what is the closest video footage of the uncontacted tribe.
The nomadic Mashco-Piro collect turtle eggs from the riverbanks during the dry season and have had sporadic contact with the Yine Indians, who speak a similar dialect.
However, in June this year more than 100 Mashco-Piro – an unusually high number –appeared on the riverbank opposite the Yine community of Monte Salvado in the Madre de Dios department"
criticizes Jared's book
the video link by indiatoday
looks like an excellent resource blogsite for tribals and PTGs n india with subtopics as extinction...development etc
just because its an award winning article of the year for i guess tribal writing
a govt report and latest for that
see copy saved in andaman research in 2012 downloads...very useful as it fives data on displacement due to development in india