Barasana woman peeling manioc roots with small child sitting on ground beside her with painted face and wearing white glass bead necklace and bracelets.Tukano sedentary Indian tribe North Western Ama...

Barasana woman using a machete to peel manioc roots. Tukano sedentary Indian tribe North Western Amazonia cassava American Colombian Columbia Female Women Girl Lady Hispanic Indegent Latin America La...

Barasana woman making casabe bread from manioc flour baked on large circular shallow clay oven over wood fire enclosed by clay oven wall. Tukano sedentary Indian tribe North Western Amazonia cassava...

Barasana woman making casabe bread from manioc cooked on large circular shallow clay oven over wood fire enclosed by clay oven wall. Tukano sedentary Indian tribe North Western Amazonia cassava Americ...

Barasana woman making casabe bread from peeled and grated manioc cooked on large circular shallow clay oven over wood fire enclosed by clay oven wall.The casabe "bread" must be continually turned and...

Barasana woman making casabe bread from peeled and grated manioc cooked on large circular shallow clay oven over wood fire enclosed by clay oven wall. Tukano sedentary Indian tribe North Western Ama...

Barasana ceremonial royal crane tail feathers with macaw & toucan small feathers all bound together with cumare fibre - the central part of male feather crowns placed on maloca floor ready to be wor...

Barasana ceremonial royal crane tail feathers bound together with macaw & toucan small feathers to form central part of male dance regali stand on maloca floor ready to be worn at dance.Tukano sede...

Barasana ceremonial macaw and toucan feather crowns hang from central maloca house post ready to be worn at dance

Young Barasana shaman Pacico draws for anthropologist Stephen Hugh-Jones the colour visions he sees when under the influence of hallucinogenic drug Yage.Tukano sedentary Indian tribe North Western Am...

Barasana tribesman Pacico a shaman painting clay design onto yaje pot used to hold hallucinogenic yaje juice from vine species Banisteriopsis used for shamanic and religious purposesTukano sedentar...

Barasana tribesman painting white yellow clay & black charcoal design onto yaje pot used to hold hallucinogenic yaje juice from vine species Banisteriopsis drunk during shamanic and religious ceremoni...