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Irian Jaya 1991
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The land of the timeless people
The Dani and the Jale populations that live in a part of the world where time seems had stopped at the era of the neolitic, no utensile of metal or plastic is utilized from them.
Among the people of the ethny of the Kurelu, which is part of the australasic root, the "holim", a tipic hood of the populations of the moountains and of the central New Guinea, is still used.
A population that until not many years ago still practised the anthropofagy by which the memories transmitted throughout the stories of some warriors met during the journey, remained intact. Populations where the tribal traditions remained the same until our days: the last survived of a world without time.
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