Meet the Natives in the UK
5 men from a remote tribal island in the south pacific, leave their island and visit the UK to take a closer look at the British way of life. This project aims to turn anthropology on its head by having the islanders meet and observe the British 'natives' and think about the way we live our lives.
5 men from a remote tribal island in the south pacific, leave their island and visit the UK to take a closer look at the British way of life. This project aims to turn anthropology on its head by having the islanders meet and observe the British 'natives' and think about the way we live our lives.
5 men from a remote tribal island in the south pacific, leave their island and visit the UK to take a closer look at the British way of life. This project aims to turn anthropology on its head by having the islanders meet and observe the British 'natives' and think about the way we live our lives.
5 men from a remote tribal island in the south pacific, leave their island and visit the UK to take a closer look at the British way of life. This project aims to turn anthropology on its head by having the islanders meet and observe the British 'natives' and think about the way we live our lives.
5 men from a remote tribal island in the south pacific, leave their island and visit the UK to take a closer look at the British way of life. This project aims to turn anthropology on its head by having the islanders meet and observe the British 'natives' and think about the way we live our lives.
5 men from a remote tribal island in the south pacific, leave their island and visit the UK to take a closer look at the British way of life. This project aims to turn anthropology on its head by having the islanders meet and observe the British 'natives' and think about the way we live our lives.
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND: 5 men from a remote tribal island in the south pacific, who leave their island and visit the UK to take a closer look at the British way of life. This project aims to turn anthropology on its head by having the islanders meet and observe the British 'natives' and think about the way we live our lives. The Tanna ambassadors with their host family in Manchester, England.