Marco Polo — "They are a very savage and brutal people, and they kill and eat all who fall int…"
They are a very savage and brutal people, and they kill and eat all who fall into their hands.
They are a very savage and brutal people, and they kill and eat all who fall into their hands.
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"The people of this country are very cunning and sly, and they will try to deceive you in every transaction."
"The people of this country are all idolaters, and they are very superstitious, and practice many magical arts."
"They have no pity or compassion, and they rejoice in the sufferings of others."
"They have a kind of tree that produces a spice that is so strong that it can make a man sneeze for an hour."
"They take the bamboo and cut it into lengths, and then split each length into very thin strips."
Describing inhabitants of the Andaman Islands in 'The Travels of Marco Polo'
Date: c. 1298-1299
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