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"As you can see. this boy has captured a hornet with his fingers by holding the stinger against his thumbnail. After the stinger is removed and the insect's tiny legs bound and harnessed by thread, it will be allowed to fly freely at the end of this leash—and the bov will have a.toy plane."

With anecdotes such as this Nat Heiner enthralled the students and teachers of Wakefield School Monday during a special slide presentation on an obscure Brazilian Indian tribe who call themselves "the Wowsha." Recently returned to the United States, Heiner spent a year among the Wowsha with his anthropologist wife. Emilienne Ireland, who was studying the life and customs of this primitive tribe as part of her field work for a Ph.D. in anthropology.

“My wife is a crucial part of this project, since it was she who did all the legwork to get the university and

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