Paul Rosolie

He kept saying nomole.

He kept saying brothers, brothers, please put down your.

So nomole means brother in a language that they might be able to understand.

Nomoli means brother in a language that they do understand, and it seems like they refer to themselves as the nomolis, the brothers.

So potentially that's what they call themselves as the tribes, nomolis.

Exactly.

And actually, the anthropologists that we've been speaking to post this event said,

have been explaining to us that Mashko-Piro, you know, Piro is the group that they're from, these various nomadic tribes, and Mashko basically means like wild Piros.

And so the one thing we know they call themselves is Nomoles.

So at the end of this, we might converge towards the name of this tribe being Nomole versus Mashko-Piro.

The Nomoles, yeah.

Seems like the most current, or at least their self-appointed identity, is the brothers Nomole.

Anyway, there's these shredded warriors on the beach.

With seven foot arrows.

And we're all standing there.

And so the first thing, again, you just think of like, you know, the peace pipe and the old stories.

And the first thing is let's make them an offering of peace.

And so they got a canoe with no motor and we piled it with plantains, like just full of plantains, 16 feet of endless green bananas.

And then, I mean, the balls on this guy, the anthropologist, he gets into the river.

takes the canoe and it's the dry season.