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"With a revealing memoir and striking photographs, Peter J. Marchand reflects on the Beja nomads of the Red Sea Hills and contemplates the fate of nomadic peoples the world over, as population growth and economic forces chip away at the edges of indigenous cultures everywhere. ""Little by little,"" he writes, these encroachments exact their toll on the voiceless and invisible, sapping the life of their culture like an ancient tree silently dying one root at a time."" It is a regretable loss, Marchand suggests, as indigenous cultures preserve a rich store of ideas and values that might one day come to our rescue."

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Peter J. Marchand is the author of several science and human-interest books, including photo-documentaries and creative non-fiction. Peter has been a professor of Biology and research associate. Peter is an accomplished photographer to include local photo shows depicting endangered cultures. Peter J. Marchand is the author of several science and human-interest books, including photo-documentaries and creative non-fiction. Peter has been a professor of Biology and research associate. Peter is an accomplished photographer to include local photo shows depicting endangered cultures.

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