Are there any native populations left on our planet that have not been influenced by modern technology?

Question

And do they have a website?

No really, I'm serious about the first question.

Answer 1

http://www.pcedindia.com/peoplescomm/tribes_3a.htm

http://www.voanews.com/english/archive/2004-12/2004-12-31-voa58.cfm?CFID=26778954&CFTOKEN=10761931

Answer 2

Brazil is believed to have the largest populations of indigenous people living in isolation from the outside world. The government-established National Indian Foundation (FUNAI) estimates there are more than 50 such groups and has established several reserves to protect their isolation.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/03/0310_030310_invisible1.html

Answer 3

Yes, Southern Sask, there is a large tribe of Flatearthers. The only ones that come to mind are a group of tribes people that were on the news after the S.E. Asian Tsunami. They were living in total isolation and either hide or kill any who approach them. but that in itself may be influence of modern tech.

Answer 4

I have a degree in Anthropology and as far as I know from my education, there are no peoples living on this planet that have not been influenced by the West, either technologically or ideologically.

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

Are there no tribal customs left in such places as Africa, Australia and South America? It's important that they get good food and health care, but it is also important that they maintain their culture.

Answer 7

the tribes in borneo and papua new guinea

Answer 8

no. even tribes in remote areas have plastic stuff.

Answer 9

indeed. they exist in Saskatchewan, Canada. it's all around me.