> I don't see how the early anthropologists would be so bored with this tribe. Once you document day-to-day living, which is probably not too unlike most of th

> I don't see how the early anthropologists would be so bored with this tribe. Once you document day-to-day living, which is probably not too unlike most of their neighbors. The only thing left is to document differences. In this case "doesn't do anything interesting" pretty much closes the book on them and it's time to move on. Other groups will have interesting myths, or variations of myths, games, dances, music, etc. These guys basically just do nothing, and there's not a whole terrible lot that you can write about that.