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from flour ground from the root of' the manioc plant. (Other features of the diet are fish, grasshoppers and flying ants, when in season, reported “delicious" by Heiner.)
Preparations for tribal ceremonies appeared in other slides. These preparations included natives painting their bodies with special dyes made from vegetable seeds and mixed with an oil base. Colorfully painted natives wearing nothing but elaborately patterened dyes were pointed out by Heiner as prime examples of Wowsha in “coat and tie” dress.
Students applauded enthusiastically when showed a slide of Wowsha women chasing the men during a tribal ceremony and again when the tribe's soccer team made their appearance. Members of the team sported European soccer uniforms —painted on their bodies in a rainbow of colors as Heiner commented on the benefits that have resulted from the spread of the sport among the Indians. ("Tribes that used to fight each other now play soccer instead.") The slides and research
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