BRAZIL-FIRE-MUSEUM-CULTURE-LOSS-INDIGENOUS

Native Korubo Isolado, from the Brazilian state of Acre, poses at the abandoned and crumbling Indian Museum complex, near the National Museum where on late Sunday a fire caused an irreparable loss for the indigenous cultures, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on September 4, 2018. - Several indigenous families who since 2006 have been living in shacks around the dilapidated Indian Museum building -which they want to turn into Rio's first native academic institution where ancestral skills would be taught- witnessed the fire at the nearby National Museum. The magestic edifice which hosted the natural history and anthropology museum and was home to more than 20 million valuable pieces -including art and artifacts from Greco-Roman times and Egypt as well as from Brazil and the rest of Latin America, was swept by flames late on September 2. (Photo by Carl DE SOUZA / AFP) (Photo credit should read CARL DE SOUZA/AFP via Getty Images)