Any Social group which has started existing before the development can be termed as Tribes. The rate of evolution and their adaptation to the other parts of the civilized colonies is often an interesting study.
Many of these tribes seems to be detached from our modern world.But when we start to look at their way of living in small group, a nomadic way of living one feels jealous for the amount of time they get to spend with their families and abundant nature.
Our Materialistic way of living seems to get us nowhere but arguably civilization is a major term which comes between these tribes and the other advanced mankind in a society.
When we try to break down the very necessary attributes of a civilized man, food and shelter seems to be the major and foremost needs. The Invention of Currency has its own principles of segregating Poor & Rich. Just imagine a world without currency, where everybody seems to be nomads and tribes, with a lot of nature. These Pictures are not mere portraits of some humble and beautiful people, they do pose a question to us.
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