I spent 2 months with the Asmat in 1994, just before the Indonesian government opened it up to foreigners. I'm sure the culture and environment has changed a lot since then.
And just very recently this area (Asmat tribe) is even not in Papua anymore, but newly formed South Papua province. Since June 30th, Papua province is splited into 4 new provinces that is Papua (the original province), South Papua, Central Papua, and Highlands Papua.
Slice is the best documentry,full of knowledge and best adventure channel.i would say its best than NAT geographic because everything that is showed on slice is based on facts
I very much appreciate cameraman ,& editor It's not so easy to shoot in the dense jungle especially in the mess I mention that hunting spot congratulations your team 👍
Fantastic documentary, only wish it continued longer. So interesting. I love that their culture recognizes the matriarchal lineage. I know for certain if my brother had raised my son he would have had a much better life that his "real" father gave him. Ironically his biological father was raised in PNG.
But they can’t be too isolated if somebody is there videotaping them. You couldn’t do this with some South American tribes because they don’t have the immunity.
Depends on how you define isolated. Papua is part of the old world so it would not suffer as much from global diseases as native south americans have suffered, but they very much live isolated.
@@heldermonteiro2718 Maybe that’s a good thing. They won’t fight over stupid 1st world “problems.” They get to live normal lives without crying about being misgendered or worrying about someone telling them they shouldn’t identify as a cat or whatever else. They are LUCKY to not have these ridiculous made up 1st world mental problems. They also don’t have to worry about gas prices, government overreach, taxes, and a whole bunch of other 1st world stuff we complain about.
@@samizdat113 Wow, that was an arrogant and rude response! You think you could survive in their territory with only the skills they know, without any Western housing, conveniences and tools and no clothes? No bug spray and medicine either. Bet you couldn’t, lol. They are just as important as modern people. They just live differently.
20 year old, but very nice short documentary about Papua. I was lucky to get see the birds of paradise, cassawaries, and komodo om Bali as I really could go further East to Komodo annd onto Papua just on my own. For that you adventure, you'll need specialized guides and guards that gets expensive though the protection services are necessary particully if starting out in the dangerous high crime city of Port Moresby. I guess what's probably changed the past 20 years on Papua is the sold a lot of forest for the Chinese to cut down exported to the West as lumber for things like American wooden buildings.
I'm ashamed to say the Bergmans, a New Zealand forestry company, had their fingers in the pie of devastating rainforest in foreign lands. I apologise on behalf of all Kiwis for what these mongrels did.
Are you sure that the lumber is exported to the West? that doesn't seem correct and perhaps, the Chinese are using the lumber for themselves but claiming they are exporting same to the West.
@@fredcarr3550 no, most houses in China are like apartment blocks made almost entirely of concrete, not wood, those that are made of wood are usually very impoverished people who would not be able to afford to import wood. It can't be hidden either, we would be able to see them from Google Earth if China were lying about using lumber for their own.
@@paravatoloh5163 I was thinking that even though wood is a very good insulation against the cold, it's being used internally in the homes of the "top guys". Mere speculation of course, but the US and Canada both have ample supplies of wood.
I watched this channel for a while and notice something strange that happening all over the world! it seems people catching dead fish everywhere! that's tats truly strange!
I love the old guy moaning.... "When I was a lad we used to hunt down our enemies and chop off their heads! Things just ain't the same anymore.".......or something to that effect.
My father was a teacher in the interior of Asmat in 50's and had tasted human flesh.. He was forced to eat it, so that he could be accepted by the locals.
Certain places the offshore Oil Industry Ships and riggs would tell the workers dont be outside after dark falls , if you are somewhere stay there till sun up and never never be alone,,, travel with at least 3 or 4 in a group. You can windup in the. Cookpot…
Amazing hunters. U see the strong teeth, muscular arms, hair on their head, even the older ones ? I think this is where 1 of the Rockefellas sons vanished. He was searching for masks and artifacts from around the world and tried to befriend the natives, even though he was warned.
2:38 why is that fish not flopping around and why does it remain in a stiff position (almost like it's frozen and placed from a cooler into the net by the film crew for content)....
6:27 min in... what’s up with ol’ girl’s arm, is that a growth or did her bicep get separated from the bone or something? The human body can be so resilient when it wants to be.
If it's one of the last unexplored regions of the globe, I hope it stays that way; it would be very sad to see them in ten years wearing t shirts and jeans, talking on their cellphones, and having oxycontin addictions.
it's been genocide for the last sixty years 1.8 million dead type "west papua independence" or something and get the real. it has a lot of machete cuts.
@@anthonylentini3487 1st you have to acknowledge that toothbrushes and toothpaste did not always exist so people who were there before those things came along had other means of cleaning their teeth, they used different kinds of trees like Dogwood and oak, another popular way is to use charcoal sometimes mixed with mud & water but my prefered method is to use mint leaves and rub the leaves all over your teeth, it will remove the dirt and leave you breath smelling fresh.
They not fully isolated. They made trade with another tribe. Indonesian government let them to live their way of life, yet some of the younger generation go outside their land to get education even service in military
“While they are no longer threatened by surprise attacks, they maintain their tradition of the men guarding territory while the women responsible for daily sustenance”. Interesting to note the men are relieved of their traditional duties, being there’s nothing to guard against now, while the women’s duties continues regardless🤔
I heard through the grapevine that the Tribe ate the cameraman. I don't know if it's true, but it sounds legit. RIP Cameraman, this video was excellent.
1.8 million dead west papuans over 60 years world's biggest goldmine operated by u.s. corp freeport mcmoran "leave them alone" because slice is the real world huh. watch some independence movement videos
@@reptilesavage ty, eg. musician yanno gobai has a video of the machinegunship helicopter in his village about two or three months back. i've been following musicians for years and most of them have several songs dedicated to young papuan males that were shot recently. just over, and over again. i've seen hundreds of machete cuts. too many mines and palm kernel oil for the world to care.
These indigenous have no ties to Indonesians at all. Funny how history can be reinvented. The Dutch colonized these islands and gave it to the Indonesian government 100 years ago as a present basically.
that's my question too. they need to be asked so that they can confirm if it is true that Michael was with the tribe or that he died in the middle of the sea before he reached the island.
New Guinea has the Southern cassowary (the same as Australia) and the Northern cassowary (slightly smaller in PNG) and also the smallest Dwarf cassowary (mountains of PNG). There is an even smaller extinct one called pygmy cassowary that which used to range from new guinea all the way to NSW in Australia. Its closest relative today is probably the bush turkey.
Quality of this Channel is insane
Its funny how the creators of this visuals failed to even transcript what the natives were saying but seems to know a great deal .
It's an AI CHANNEL.
I spent 2 months with the Asmat in 1994, just before the Indonesian government opened it up to foreigners. I'm sure the culture and environment has changed a lot since then.
Oh so was that you rowing with them in that old rowing video?? Lbs
@@TheTriggerIGbcottonemt 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Old habits die hard.
Thank God they didn’t eat you up!
My boss did the same thing but also with tribes around the world back in 1960's
A fish which does not flap about when caught and a cassowary which does not run when arrowed the first time.
Yep already dead
Scripted
They mentioned that the cassowary was already trapped, not dead. 🤓🍻
Lol yea this shit fake asf
He said the bird was trapped, you can see it shaking after it was shot with the arrows.
Awesome video great footage 👍🏿
I belive this movie is made more than 20 years ago since the narator said "recently Irian Jaya has been changed the name to Papua".
These are CANNIBAL PEOPLE ....ASK THE ROCKEFELLER FAMILY
You are right
The people and everything around them are natural.
And just very recently this area (Asmat tribe) is even not in Papua anymore, but newly formed South Papua province.
Since June 30th, Papua province is splited into 4 new provinces that is Papua (the original province), South Papua, Central Papua, and Highlands Papua.
I think the name change occurred in 2007, so the video must have been filmed after that.
It’s better to watch this than wasting time on , bbc, cnn, Aljezeera, or foxnews
SLICE's videos are addictive
I love this kind of content❤️
Slice is the best documentry,full of knowledge and best adventure channel.i would say its best than NAT geographic because everything that is showed on slice is based on facts
Just like the fish the women’s got ? Frozen 😂
Thanks you Slice , watching your videos feels like more than traveling in different countries .
Hey babe..
I think we were meant to be together 😜😘
hahahhahaa
@@freezecruz1426 😂
I think tribes are the only people who are really"living" in this earth,Others are just thinking about 'gaining' anything before leaving this world...
I like your thinking
Realest shit I’ve ever heard
You must not know many happy people if you think these people are happy
@@dondamon4669 he never mentioned happy, he said living in this third word dimension, and just Living no work,no bill
@@trapbois9369 They are surviving not living.
I very much appreciate cameraman ,& editor It's not so easy to shoot in the dense jungle especially in the mess I mention that hunting spot congratulations your team 👍
Wow... Our names looks to similar
@@halubalu9546 👍🤝
Cu6u58@@aaebalaji
SLICE you are always exeptionally amazing! Thanks a lot!
Fantastic documentary, only wish it continued longer. So interesting. I love that their culture recognizes the matriarchal lineage. I know for certain if my brother had raised my son he would have had a much better life that his "real" father gave him. Ironically his biological father was raised in PNG.
But they can’t be too isolated if somebody is there videotaping them. You couldn’t do this with some South American tribes because they don’t have the immunity.
Depends on how you define isolated. Papua is part of the old world so it would not suffer as much from global diseases as native south americans have suffered, but they very much live isolated.
1000 years from now they will still be happy living like this. Amazing
If only that were true
That's even if earth is habitable by then..
They don't know anything else
@@heldermonteiro2718 Maybe that’s a good thing. They won’t fight over stupid 1st world “problems.” They get to live normal lives without crying about being misgendered or worrying about someone telling them they shouldn’t identify as a cat or whatever else. They are LUCKY to not have these ridiculous made up 1st world mental problems. They also don’t have to worry about gas prices, government overreach, taxes, and a whole bunch of other 1st world stuff we complain about.
In 1000 years, that island will be under water and the Asmat will be long forgotten
Oh my god I love learning about the history of these people thank you for sharing ❤️
Why? They contribute nothing positive to the human experience.
@@samizdat113 shutup Karen
@@samizdat113 Wow, that was an arrogant and rude response! You think you could survive in their territory with only the skills they know, without any Western housing, conveniences and tools and no clothes? No bug spray and medicine either. Bet you couldn’t, lol. They are just as important as modern people. They just live differently.
@@kaoru1998 Yes, life in the stone age is rough.
@@samizdat113 they are probably the only positive thing left in humanity. all the rest of us are just polluting and destroying our environment.
20 year old, but very nice short documentary about Papua. I was lucky to get see the birds of paradise, cassawaries, and komodo om Bali as I really could go further East to Komodo annd onto Papua just on my own. For that you adventure, you'll need specialized guides and guards that gets expensive though the protection services are necessary particully if starting out in the dangerous high crime city of Port Moresby. I guess what's probably changed the past 20 years on Papua is the sold a lot of forest for the Chinese to cut down exported to the West as lumber for things like American wooden buildings.
I'm ashamed to say the Bergmans, a New Zealand forestry company, had their fingers in the pie of devastating rainforest in foreign lands. I apologise on behalf of all Kiwis for what these mongrels did.
Are you sure that the lumber is exported to the West? that doesn't seem correct and perhaps, the Chinese are using the lumber for themselves but claiming they are exporting same to the West.
@@fredcarr3550 Could be. But I know most of New Zealand's Kauri forests got turned into houses in San Francisco back in the day.
@@fredcarr3550 no, most houses in China are like apartment blocks made almost entirely of concrete, not wood, those that are made of wood are usually very impoverished people who would not be able to afford to import wood. It can't be hidden either, we would be able to see them from Google Earth if China were lying about using lumber for their own.
@@paravatoloh5163 I was thinking that even though wood is a very good insulation against the cold, it's being used internally in the homes of the "top guys". Mere speculation of course, but the US and Canada both have ample supplies of wood.
lica mam tibok chew debi hoz
I watched this channel for a while and notice something strange that happening all over the world! it seems people catching dead fish everywhere! that's tats truly strange!
The technology created the climate change. Now this people has to eat the dead fish.
It is that the fish is either placed so they can get footage or they show fish that are already dead so it isn't objectionable.
why catch dead fish?
and why shoot dead bird?
is it their hunting traditions?
Beautiful documentary.far better than modern nonsense video people posting nowadays
I grew up not far from here, d my parents actually still live in Papua.
Have the bulldozers reached your area, or not yet?
😂😂😂😂😂@@TropicalGardeningCyprus
Those canoes absolutely amaze me must take long time to make
That's a BIG Bird!! Cool!! Thanks🌺
I love the old guy moaning.... "When I was a lad we used to hunt down our enemies and chop off their heads! Things just ain't the same anymore.".......or something to that effect.
Shooting a preprared strangled Kasuari or netting prepared dead fish are not so great for the quality of Slice.
I noticed that right away and stopped watching ..
You learnt something , documentaries are scripted.
To show it to the public, without having to make things time/space-complicated.
Budget etc
All nature documentaries are also staged and scripted.
The fish aren’t dead, they’re stunned.
A Rockerfella family heir was captured in the 1960s by the Asmat and was never heard of again?.
They found his head years later,used as a pillow in asmat longhouse,matching dentistry
he tasted rich
@@Rasmajnoon rly?
@@sarubet8725 research,you'll find
@@yusefrussia172
😂😂😂😂😂😂
My father was a teacher in the interior of Asmat in 50's and had tasted human flesh.. He was forced to eat it, so that he could be accepted by the locals.
How did it taste according to him? Btw, the Asmat have pretty much dropped headhunting by the 1990s.
Some stories you just don't tell everyone
Certain places the offshore Oil Industry Ships and riggs would tell the workers dont be outside after dark falls , if you are somewhere stay there till sun up and never never be alone,,, travel with at least 3 or 4 in a group. You can windup in the. Cookpot…
Really?
@@truthandjustice7219 no
@@truthandjustice7219 Yes,,,, I worked in the offshore oil industry on ships for 20 years,,, That’s what we were told.
These people have the coolest dugout canoes I have seen.
Amazing hunters. U see the strong teeth, muscular arms, hair on their head, even the older ones ? I think this is where 1 of the Rockefellas sons vanished. He was searching for masks and artifacts from around the world and tried to befriend the natives, even though he was warned.
Only if all of the Rocafellas would die.
A bunch of greedy devilish scum bags.
He tasted good though
His head made a royal artefact on the display of the chiefs.
Yellow teeth. They dont look physically healthy. Kids with bloated bellies.. not good.
Considering the footage from 1969 he probably became a member of the tribe, not food
Why the hell are you calling them cannibals?
Clicks
because they were head hunters at one time??
Click bait
@@carolyngetchman4437 that was my people. Nagas of Nagaland
Well they used to be. Idk if they still are... doubt it.
2:38 why is that fish not flopping around and why does it remain in a stiff position (almost like it's frozen and placed from a cooler into the net by the film crew for content)....
It's dead.
Wonderful video. Please add the geographic location on map if you like
Would love to see more about this....
Send a link
I like how they caught that stiff dead fish in the beginning lol
Now that is some creepy shit. After seeing him toss that bird over his shoulder, I'm convinced that there's a Bigfoot out there too.
The music make things creepy.
It's beautiful there.
I am always fascinated by png and it's society. Hope they remain as they are, i also think png should be united witg west papua 🇵🇬
West Papua is living better as part of Indonesia
Excelente documentário!!!
When was this filmed?
your documentaries lets me see the world.
Thank you for the nice video
I wonder where he got those modern shorts from?
He really snuck up on that Bird real quietly
I wanna see the full content!
Me too.
Me too from Philippines
It's on Playboy channel.
Me too
They are nice people. I've meet them decades ago.
They are totally different than people in Amazon.
6:27 min in... what’s up with ol’ girl’s arm, is that a growth or did her bicep get separated from the bone or something? The human body can be so resilient when it wants to be.
Leave them be 🙏
I just noticed any video mentioning or hinting at cannibals is usually short.
If it's one of the last unexplored regions of the globe, I hope it stays that way; it would be very sad to see them in ten years wearing t shirts and jeans, talking on their cellphones, and having oxycontin addictions.
it's been genocide for the last sixty years 1.8 million dead
type "west papua independence" or something and get the real. it has a lot of machete cuts.
They're already wearing shorts
Thanks. Trinidad & Tobago, West Indies.
Beautiful people 🙏🏽💜💪🏾👏🏾
They have their own look. It's a handsome look. Unexpected for Papua and New Guinea.
Very intetesting video thank you so much you sir
Full document please
so relax while watching👍😍
Takes a lot of balance in those canoes. But once you learn you just never forget
Like riding a bike.
@@GrassPossumOr driving a car!
I wounder if they choose to live like that or must.. what do u think?
What really caught my eye was how good their hygiene is, they’re teeth are surprisingly clean
They don’t eat processed sugary foods
You do know there are other ways to clean ones teeth apart from using a toothbrush & toothpaste right ?
@@msizinkosi3481 how?
@@anthonylentini3487 1st you have to acknowledge that toothbrushes and toothpaste did not always exist so people who were there before those things came along had other means of cleaning their teeth, they used different kinds of trees like Dogwood and oak, another popular way is to use charcoal sometimes mixed with mud & water but my prefered method is to use mint leaves and rub the leaves all over your teeth, it will remove the dirt and leave you breath smelling fresh.
Nothing surprising here. You live on a western system which is satanic and not natural so therefore we brush our teeth with IG Farben chemicals.
Great adventurous video.
I was wondering where do these nomad tribes get their shorts it looks factory made?
They not fully isolated. They made trade with another tribe. Indonesian government let them to live their way of life, yet some of the younger generation go outside their land to get education even service in military
The Gap..or old navy
Don't tell this guy about cargo cults
Amazing video quality
Nobody lives alone. What a curious concept.
And what a depressing one.
@@Maria-co9eg...how??
Living on the southern side of the Arafura Sea has its share of challenges, but I'll take Oz over anything the Indonesians are offering these people.
I wonder if these people were the inspiration for the natives in skull island
“While they are no longer threatened by surprise attacks, they maintain their tradition of the men guarding territory while the women responsible for daily sustenance”. Interesting to note the men are relieved of their traditional duties, being there’s nothing to guard against now, while the women’s duties continues regardless🤔
I heard through the grapevine that the Tribe ate the cameraman. I don't know if it's true, but it sounds legit. RIP Cameraman, this video was excellent.
Filem dokumentasi yg bagus.
The last remain of stone age people & culture, in 21st century.
I lived and worked here. Beautiful people, harsh environment
Beautiful people!
Beautiful but dangerous they will kill you if you go thier alone.
@@cutypie878 Just like in many cities of the USA. Also if you are dark skinned you must be careful in some parts of rural USA.
no, they are butters.
@@cutypie878
Same like white man try to steal their land
@@cutypie878 why slice still alive then?
You know we all say everything tastes like chicken but I heard people taste like pork
Indinesia Government call this District Kacamatan Asmat. Some of the young men and women are in the Capital doing Studies & in Indonesia Military.
LO O O O N N N G G GG A D S.
And FORCELY converted to islam.
@@reneabrea4123 Source?
@@reneabrea4123 You're just talking NONSENSE!! And Self - Centered hypocrite.
@@reneabrea4123 yes why not?
That grandad is shredded Omg
Leave them alone!
Why
😂
1.8 million dead west papuans over 60 years
world's biggest goldmine operated by u.s. corp freeport mcmoran
"leave them alone" because slice is the real world huh. watch some independence movement videos
@@atomictravelleromg I knew something was going on👁
@@reptilesavage ty, eg. musician yanno gobai has a video of the machinegunship helicopter in his village about two or three months back. i've been following musicians for years and most of them have several songs dedicated to young papuan males that were shot recently. just over, and over again. i've seen hundreds of machete cuts. too many mines and palm kernel oil for the world to care.
Konten vidio yang bagus sekali👍
4:20 someone got a good dental plan
"You never had Chinese spare ribs"?! "Well let me tell you man"!
My beautiful people! Love from Maluku Alifuru
8:20 wow! What a great source of food!
Wonder where they got their clothes?
From the clothes place
Through trade with neighboring people
These indigenous have no ties to Indonesians at all. Funny how history can be reinvented. The Dutch colonized these islands and gave it to the Indonesian government 100 years ago as a present basically.
The entire villages has to be related. Women, men and kids all look so much alike
What's wrong ? It's survival
Woosh entire world is related
beautiful people . very nice slice ..
There's nothing beautiful about this cannibals
Where is Michael rockafellar?
that's my question too. they need to be asked so that they can confirm if it is true that Michael was with the tribe or that he died in the middle of the sea before he reached the island.
This is soooo fske loook at the fish at the beginning its nog moving looks like frozen
Why was the fish stone dead!!😂
2:30 Pressure point" or, Rigamortis?
I hate watching scenarios that aninal is being killed..my heart really cries.
You are to far removed from the reality of life.
Grow up
@@LiLKK713PBThey aren't at all.
@@brianmoeller6839Wmpathy and compassion are mature traits.
@@chickensalad3535 but they're not extended to the people for some reason.
Ikut menyaksikan
Fake hunt. Tribal guy was noisy in his steps. Normally if you move like that, you wont even catch a 🐢 turtle.
The men are so chill and being spoilt 🤣🤣
Everyone is equally taken care of. Non materialistic.❤
Accept for the cannibal ones
There exactly the opposite in america.
@@cwickyomomma2124wym?
Enjoying watch this channel every night. .. Tomorrow ill b taking break 😂 FIFA time 💜
Clicked on the video to see the cannibals doing cannibal stuff.
Watched them eat fish and birds.
Yeah, I was disappointed too.
I bet youll find a pyramid or more somewhere in Papua.
Amazonas, Papua both are still beatiful
Unless the PNG cassawary is smaller than the Australian breed - that was nowhere near adult size.
New Guinea has the Southern cassowary (the same as Australia) and the Northern cassowary (slightly smaller in PNG) and also the smallest Dwarf cassowary (mountains of PNG). There is an even smaller extinct one called pygmy cassowary that which used to range from new guinea all the way to NSW in Australia. Its closest relative today is probably the bush turkey.
@@Sensirebel that makes sense, it was obviously one of the smaller breeds - all the ones around here are much bigger than that.
@@Sensirebel cassowary ain't related to the brush turkey
Asmat live in Indonesian region, not PNG. But yes casowary in island are much smaller than in continent (the same goes with kangaroo and crocodile)
@@sariosario6631 free Papua
I really like their headwear.
"savage harvest" is a great book to check out if you're interested in this subject after seeing this video.
Tag more Video's,it's very interesting👍