Survival International has released what it says are the most detailed photographs ever taken of uncontacted Indians, showing a family from the Mashco-Piro tribe in southeast Peru.
The Washington Post: Mashco-Piro tribe: Most detailed photos ever taken of uncontacted Indians are released
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