North Sentinel Island remains one of Earth's last true time capsules—its people living as their ancestors did for millennia, untouched by modern civilization. And since 1956, the Indian government has ...

This remote island is home to a tribe that has been living in voluntary isolation for tens of thousands of years.

The seven fishermen who ferried slain tourist John Chau to North Sentinel Island have also ... "The Great Andamanese tribes of India’s Andaman Islands were decimated by disease when the British ...

North Sentinel Island, India North Sentinel Island is one of the Andaman Islands with an area of 59.67 km square in the Bay of Bengal (located west of the southern part of South Andaman).

In 1879, a young Royal Navy officer named Maurice Vidal Portman took charge of the Andaman Islands, and decided set foot on ...

Other than colonial Europeans visiting the larger Andaman islands, and occasional shipwreck survivors surviving being stranded on hostile North Sentinel, the island remained largely untouched.

Nestled in the Andaman Islands, North Sentinel Island is home to the indigenous Sentinalese tribe. The Indian government has imposed a strict no-contact policy in order to protect the tribe and ...

The tribe, which has a small population of under 50, lives on the North Sentinel Island of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The journal highly recommends preserving the diary of Chau, as it ...

The seven fishermen who ferried slain tourist John Chau to North Sentinel Island have also ... "The Great Andamanese tribes of India’s Andaman Islands were decimated by disease when the British ...