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Poruka: <blockquote data-quote="Badi" data-source="post: 626440" data-attributes="member: 52772">Portrait of Bontoc man...wearing breechcloth with head-axe, multibarbed spear and pronged, wood Shield 1926.[ATTACH=full]260255[/ATTACH]Sun Dance Pledgers - Cheyenne (The North American Indian, 1911.)[ATTACH=full]260256[/ATTACH]Hopi indian caught snake In mouth 1924.[ATTACH=full]260258[/ATTACH]Miami tribe - Mississinewa, 1812.[ATTACH=full]260259[/ATTACH]Kills Two (Sioux) - Sioux medicine man 1880.[ATTACH=full]260260[/ATTACH]Ethiopian warriors fighting for liberty aid British troops: among the Ethiopian warriors are fathers, sons, and brothers...a 14 year-old boy who has been waging war against the Italians, for 5 years...he is wearing the cap of an Italian officer sniped during one of his encounters with the enemy.[ATTACH=full]260261[/ATTACH]Old worrier from the Mursi tribe. (Omo valley, Ethiopia)[ATTACH=full]260262[/ATTACH]Gorée Island was first visited in 1444. by Portuguese sailors under Dinís Diasand, occupied in subsequent years.[ATTACH=full]260263[/ATTACH]Couple Kenya (cca.1920.)[ATTACH=full]260264[/ATTACH]3 Sea Dayak warriors, sword costume (Borneo, Malaysia - 1920s)[ATTACH=full]260265[/ATTACH]An opium dealer and a smoker. (Indonesia, cca. 1912.)[ATTACH=full]260266[/ATTACH]A Dayak man with earrings and a lance. (Indonesia, cca. 1919.)[ATTACH=full]260267[/ATTACH]Dayak warriors, spears costume (Borneo, Malaysia - 1920s)[ATTACH=full]260281[/ATTACH]Exploring the mysterious Megaliths of the Bada Valley in Indonesia (also known as Napu Valley)...is a megalithic site situated in the Lore Lindu National Park, in the District of Poso, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. Although the megaliths have yet to be formally catalogued and documented (as of 2001) several hundred of them have been located in and around the national park. These megaliths are often carved, and 30 of them depict human / human-like forms.[ATTACH=full]260268[/ATTACH]Borneo's headhunters.The headhunters in Borneo once had and still have a fearsome reputation...bring back skulls as a sign of victory or as a permission to marry someone in the village.[ATTACH=full]260269[/ATTACH]Headhunter Igorot tribe, Banaue., Luzon, Philippines - a real photograph of a headhunter with skulls.....believed to be of World War II...vintage taken by an American soldier or correspondent in the Banaue area of Luzon Island in the Philippines.[ATTACH=full]260270[/ATTACH]A Northern Luzon headhunter proudly displays his trophies.[ATTACH=full]260274[/ATTACH]Ecuador cca. 1934. - a tsantsa from the Jivaro tribe in Ecuador. This photograph of the shrunken head was taken right after the head was shrunk.[ATTACH=full]260272[/ATTACH]National Geographic, May 1977. Malaysia Grisly trophy is displayed by an Iban, or Sea Dayak. His tribe gave up head hunting after World War II, and many Ibans have settled in towns, gone to school and become aggressive businessmen. But a few, like these, tread the paths of their forefathers, revering the heads and offering them food. Otherwise, some believe, the heads will eat their owners.[ATTACH=full]260273[/ATTACH]A Tausug man recovering a spear and mugging for the camera. (cca.1900.)[ATTACH=full]260275[/ATTACH]Negritos of Porac, Pampanga, Philippines. (cca. 1870.)[ATTACH=full]260278[/ATTACH]1916. Congo - Bétou prisoner in net.[ATTACH=full]260271[/ATTACH]An Ainu patriarch of Old Japan - refused to adopt the inferior, barbaric culture and national origin fairy tales of the hairless, invading "Yamato" Japanese.[ATTACH=full]260276[/ATTACH]Meditation, China, 1920s.[ATTACH=full]260277[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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