My “Four New Tribes Discovered” post not only brought in over 1,000 hits in just 48 hours, from combined on-site and syndicated views, the post is now listed in the #1 spot on CNN.com’s search results for “new tribe discovered” and has slipped a little on Google, from the seventh to the tenth listing.
My thanks also go to Trini-American Democratic superdelegate Wappiamouth, for joining the effort with her own memorable rendition of the BBC photo. See: “My Heart’s on Fire for Envira.”
Looking for exotic lost tribes? Looking for primitives who have never seen “a white man” before? Looking for savages? Hoping to discover a new tribe in the Amazon? Right, then on this issue the score is,
OPEN ANTHROPOLOGY – 1 • COLONIALISM – 0
In case this message has not been clear enough…
ZERO ANTHROPOLOGY 
enkerli
Rickrolling the neo-evolutionists, are we?
Maximilian Forte
Bugs Bunny lives on, and what an infectious laugh he has. I love the book he is reading as well.
Frankie
They “fell for it?” The joke’s on you. There really was a new tribe discovered in the Amazon. Therefore, lots of pub, and lots of searches for new tribes, lots of hits on related stories. Anyone who clicked on your “story” immediatly realized it was a hoax. Reasearching a wide variety of articles related to a topic of interest isn’t “falling for” anything. Your bumptiousness seems a little misguided.
Maximilian Forte
Thanks for your comment, it really helps to extend what I was trying to show.
Maximilian Forte
My apologies to readers: should anyone wish to indicate to me, in the language of the cultural evolutionist, of new and lost, uncontacted and savage tribes, demonstrating the kinds of ways of thinking that make people interested in such stories…
…then please consult my spokesman on this issue, Bugs Bunny.