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The Amondawa Tribe has recently attracted global attention following research by scholars from the University of Portsmouth, which highlighted the tribe’s unique perception of time and age. The Amondawa people live deep in the Amazon rainforest in the Brazilian state of Rondônia, and their population is estimated to be around 150 individuals. Anthropological studies show that the tribe lived largely isolated from the outside world until 1986, when they first came into contact with modern society.
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Explore Amondawa tribe's unique perception of time without clocks or calendars, their distinctive naming system, and cultural significance in anthropological research.
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