AP'S Anthropologists

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AP'S Anthropologists
By M,D,M,A,andC
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The Yanomami Tribe

• They eat sweet potatoes, bananas, sugar cane,
  tabacco, and small game.
• Yanomami boys learn to hunt at a very young age.
• They build their huts in large circles
• In the evening families gather in the circle and
  tell stories.

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The Yanomani Tribe

• They live in southern Venezuela and Northern
  Brazil.
• The tools they use are spears,bows,and arrows.
• This Tribes skin color is a dark black,and
  theyre native people.

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The Yanomami tribe

• This is a picture of some of the Yanomami
  children eating a meal.

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The Huli tribe

• The Huli tribe is found in the central mountains
  of New Guinea.
• They use vine and bamboo to make huts.
• Some tools they use are sticks, rocks, and their
  bows and arrows.
• Their tradition is dancing each year.

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The Huli Tribe

• The Huli Tribe eats pigs, possums,and small game.
• They live by hunting, planting, and growing
  crops.
• Men and women live separately, in large group
  houses.

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The Huli Tribe

• This is a man from the Huli Tribe.

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The Mbuti Tribe

• They hunt with spears, bows, and arrows.
• They hunt for buffalo, elephant, monkeys.
• Mbuti huts are shaped like big beehives.
• The Mbuti Tribe lives deep in the Ituri Rain
  Forest of Congo region of Africa.

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The Mbuti Tribe

• The Mbuti people are hunter- gatherers.
• The Mbuti make beautiful paintings on cloth made
  from bark.
• The Mbuti play rattles and drums.
• The Mbuti also sing when they hunt.

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The Mbuti Tribe

• This a picture of a Mbuti girl with her sister.

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Works Consulted

• http//www.accsoft.com.au/drgcjlom/huli/htms/huli
  1.htm
• Magic Tree House Rainforests, Will Osborne and
  Mary Pope Osborne Scholastic INC. New York, 2003
• http//www.srl.caltech.edu/personnel/krubal/rainfo
  rest/Edit560s6/www/people.htmln