study of a 'Stone Age' [sic.] tribe, the Waorani
Indians of the Amazon in Ecuador."
"The Waorani, once considered the most violent of the tribes
inhabiting the Amazon rain forest, now live a nomadic Stone-Age
lifestyle marked by peaceful cooperation and sharing. This look
at one small Waorani village shows how they make their tools, keep
their customs, hunt, raise their children, and how they interact
with each other and with the jungle that is their home."