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The book “Tribes of the Southern Highlands” illuminates the centuries-old customs of the tribes by providing a thorough description of their cultural practices, social structures, and spiritual beliefs. It depicts these tribes' day-to-day activities, including their ceremonies and agricultural methods, which are strongly correlated with their natural resources and surroundings. The book explores the strong sense of community that characterises these tribes, highlighting the vital role that kinship, oral traditions, and storytelling play in safeguarding their cultural legacy. The book also emphasises the difficulties these communities confront as a result of outside factors like development, modernisation, and environmental deterioration. It talks about how these tribes have to strike a careful balance between keeping their distinct identities and adjusting to the effects of globalisation.