Indian Household in East Brazil, from The History of Mankind by Prof. Friedrich Ratzel, pub. in 1904

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"Indian Household in East Brazil" is a notable illustration from "The History of Mankind," a comprehensive anthropological work by Professor Friedrich Ratzel, published in 1904. This illustration, created by Johann Moritz Rugendas, a German painter and illustrator known for his works depicting life in Brazil, captures the domestic life of indigenous peoples in Eastern Brazil during the early 19th century. Ratzel's work, which spans across multiple volumes, delves into the cultural, social, and economic aspects of human societies around the world, with a particular focus on the impact of geographical environments on human development. The inclusion of Rugendas' illustration in "The History of Mankind" serves to visually complement Ratzel's detailed descriptions of indigenous Brazilian cultures, providing readers with a vivid portrayal of the daily life, traditions, and environments of the native populations. This illustration, along with Ratzel's text, contributes to the broader understanding of the diversity of human societies and their adaptations to different geographical contexts.

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