Yanomamo Indians, 16, 42, 203, 280, 297–98, plate 12
food availability, 301, 303
map, 27 fig.
salt intake and blood pressure, 416, 418–19
trade, 65, 67, 73, 74, 75
warfare, 132, 137, 158, 160, 163, 165, 291
Yap Islanders, 62
Yazzie, Robert, 103
Yemenite Jews, 433, 438 table, 449
Yolngu people, 26 fig., 42, 44, 68 table
Yora Indians, 188
youth, American cult of, 225–26
Yupik Inuit, 152
Yupik languages, 397, 398
Zimmet, Paul, 443
Zulu people, 137, 148, 201
Zweig, Stefan, 239
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For more book by this author click here Plate 1. A Dani man, from the Baliem Valley of the New Guinea Highlands. Plate 2. An Australian Aboriginal man. Plate 3. An Agta woman, from the mountain forest of Luzon Island in the Philippines. Plate 4. An Andaman Islander, from the Bay of Bengal. Plate 5. A Hadza man, from Tanzania. Plate 6. A !Kung hunter, from Africa’s Kalahari Desert. Plate 7. A Nuer woman, from the Sudan. Plate 8. An Aka father and his child, from Africa’s equatorial forest. Plate 9. An Inuit woman (Inupiaq), from Alaska. Plate 10. An Ache Indian man, from the forests of Paraguay. Plate 11. A Piraha Indian couple and their baby, from the Amazonian rainforest of Brazil. Plate 12. A Yanomamo Indian girl, from the forests of Venezuela. Plate 13. A traditional border between tribes, guarded by a Dani man on a watchtower, from the Baliem Valley of the New Guinea Highlands. (Pages 42 and 123)