Do we know anything about the culture of the Sentinelese?

I never heard of these people, so I read about them on Wikipedia.  They don't seem to like dolls!  I hope everyone continues to leave them alone.  They must quarrel with each other, because they are good archers.  It just goes to show, if you have more than one person, an argument will break out.  Some people even argue with themselves.

What a fascinating question. LIke virtually everybody else, I'd never heard of them.

Their culture? They're isolated, they're fierce, they will defend their home with lethal force, and they're not afraid to tackle helicopters with bows and arrows.

They've populated North Sentinel Island (in the Indian Ocean) for 60,000 years (about 20,000 years longer than the aborigines have lived in Australia). Nothing is known of their language or culture.

It's interesting that, although isolated, they developed similar weapons to other primitive people -- arrows, spears, thrown stones -- but the Indian government has declared the island off limits because of the fear that a simple infection, passed to them by visitors, could wipe out the entire tribe.

Here's an interesting article from the Daily Mail.