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The Fayu are an ethnic group that live in an area of swampland in New Guinea. When first contacted by westerners they numbered about 400; a number reduced from about 2000 due to violence within the group. The Fayu generally live in single family groups with gatherings of several such groups once or twice a year to exchange brides. Two books have been written about living among them by Sabine Kuegler and the group are used as an example of a band type society in Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies.

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The Fayu are an ethnic group that live in an area of swampland in New Guinea. When first contacted by westerners they numbered about 400; a number reduced from about 2000 due to violence within the group. The Fayu generally live in single family groups with gatherings of several such groups once or twice a year to exchange brides. Two books have been written about living among them by Sabine Kuegler and the group are used as an example of a band type society in Jared Diamond's Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies.
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- 2007 Kuegler, Sabine ISBN 184408261X
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