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The photographs in this volume are by Claude Lévi-Strauss. All © Editions du Seuil and Claude Lévi-Strauss.

1 Figure 1 Kaduveo child with painted face

2 Figure 2 Motif by a Kaduveo woman

3 Figure 3 Motif by a Kaduveo woman

4 Figure 4 Life in a Tupi-Kawahib village: a monkey being skinned

5 Figure 5 Life in a Tupi-Kawahib village: production of corn beer

6 Figure 6 Life in a Tupi-Kawahib village: a Tupi-Kawahib mother and her baby

7 Figure 7 Life in a Tupi-Kawahib village: a child carrier

8 Figure 8 Nambikwara family shelter

9 Figure 9 Nambikwara woman piercing a mother-of-pearl earring

10 Figure 10 Nambikwara man wearing a jaguar skin headdress

11 Figure 11 Nambikwara man weaving a bracelet

12 Figure 12 Indians of the Pimenta Bueno River

13 Figure 13 Indians of the Pimenta Bueno River

14 Figure 14 Indians of the Pimenta Bueno River

15 Figure 15 Huari ax (copied from Nordenskiöld, 1924b, fig. 26)

16 Figure 16 Guaporé musical instruments: left, Amniapä trumpet; upper right, Guaratägaja bird whistle; bottom right, Arua double pan flute (copied from Snethlage, 1939)

17 Figure 17 Macurap pseudo-panpipe (copied from Snethlage, 1939)

18 Figure 18 Huari flutes made of bone (copied from Nordenskiöld, 1924b, fig. 43)