Korowai

 This week I read(https://theculturetrip.com/pacific/papua-new-guinea/articles/meet-the-korowai-tribe-of-papua-new-guinea/)  about Korowai, tribe based in Papua New Guinea. Their existance had been discovered only about 50 years ago. Up to this day many of them still haven't seen any person from outside their tribe. Korowai people live in tree houses 42 metres above the ground. The only way in is by the ladder. It is said that they are one of the last people on earth practicing cannibalism, killing and eating people possesed by "devil". Although they might have stopped it by now it certain that in recent time they were still consuming people. Even though there have been christian missionaries living on their territory since 1970s withcraft and dark magic still play major role in Korowaian culture and religion. They believe that every illness happens be because of demons. In their community girls are married only after first period, once that happens she is seen as adult and expected to leave her family house and live with her husband.

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  1. englishdiary22 września 2020 11:38

    It reads much better- most sentences make sense and you've used helpful linking words. The last sentence needs some editing though and there are still a few careless errors.

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  2. Julia25 października 2020 12:21

    That’s scary! I wouldn’t like to meet them..

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