Geographic isolation can preserve indigenous cultures by preventing outside contact, as demonstrated by North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean, where the Sentinelese tribe has remained isolated for thousands of years and visitors are banned to protect them from modern diseases.
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There's an island in the Indian Ocean where outsiders are completely banned.
The people living there have remained isolated for thousands of years. Boats and helicopters avoid getting too close
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