The Wana Tribe were (are) a semi-nomadic people in the Sulawesi jungle. In 1998, visitors were still very rare. Clove cigarettes were the staple smoke, but any foreign cigarettes were a highly tradable good.
According to this wiki, the Wana started some crops in 2000 (although there was evidence of this already in 1998 when I visited) and before were fully nomadic.
This article (written May 2017) quotes: "“In the old days we were entirely nomadic, but now we settle in an area for around three to four years. We burn and clear a patch of land and grow our crops. When the soil is depleted, we pack up our plank houses and move on so it can regenerate. As forest dwellers, we have the deepest respect for the earth. We take only what we need,” "
I travelled there in 1998, lugging a couple of cameras and mainly black and white film (Ilford Delta and HP5 mainly).
