Andamanese

The Andamanese, Andamese or Andaman Islanders are a collection of tribes that inhabit the Andaman Islands between Thailand and India. Many observers consider them to be an example of an anarchist society.
== Health ==
The health of the Andamanese is quite spectacular, as John Zerzan notes:The Andaman Islanders, west of Thailand, have no leaders, no idea of symbolic representation, and no domesticated animals. There is also an 
absence of aggression, violence, and disease; wounds heal surprisingly quickly, and their sight and hearing are particularly acute. They are said to have declined since European intrusion in the mid-19th century, but exhibit other such remarkable physical traits as a natural immunity to malaria, skin with sufficient elasticity to rule out post-childbirth stretch marks and the wrinkling we associate with ageing, and an ‘unbelievable’ strength of teeth: Cipriani (1966) reported seeing children of 10 to 15 years crush nails with them. He also testified to the Andamese practice of collecting honey with no protective clothing at all; “yet they are never stung, and watching them one felt in the presence of some age-old mystery, lost by the civilized world.Whether or not this is due to their aversion to domination or agriculture is unknown.