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An Ayoreo house to protect against rain
An Ayoreo house to protect against rain is tree limbs leaned together and covered with leaves, twigs, and dirt. Used in CM 14-47-1. Rudy Wiebe is featured in the picture.
Wiebe, Rudy Henry, 1934-
Osowane holding his dog. Caption in CM: "Indians love their dogs at least as much as their children and Moros are no exception. Oswane's two dogs had to come along in the jeep when he had to go to the hospital." Used in CM 16-40-11 and CM 14-47-7.
Wiebe, Rudy Henry, 1934-
Osowane, an Ayoreo person talks with Rolf Fosterwald. Caption in CM reads: "A Moro Indian, Osowane, explains to Rolf Fosterwald (New Tribes Mission) how he injured his foot. Osowane is seated in the middle of the old oil company road, about 150 kms. north of Filadelfia. His possessions are about him - mirror, rags to sit on, shotgun, can and gourd, and bottles of water. Without the latter he would not be able to move from one waterhole to the next." Used in CM 16-40-11 and CM 14-47-7.
Wiebe, Rudy Henry, 1934-