Leader of Tribe A: (no words, makes gestures pointing to his stomach

Leader of Tribe A: (no words, makes gestures pointing to his stomach, symbolizing hunger. Right away, points to the plains, where you know there is an abundance of game, but it is not part of its territory.) Tribe B Leader: (Understand the message. Points to the nearby river, signaling that this is the main resource for subsistence of their tribe, showing hands in the shape of fish to indicate fishing.) Leader of Tribe A: (Make a gesture of "replacement", alternating hands from side to side. Point to the warriors of your tribe and then to the leader of Tribe B, sugerindo proteção em replacement de acesso à pesca.) Tribe B Leader: (Reflect for a moment. He knows that his tribe, being less numerous and focused on fishing, can benefit from the protection of mountain hunters. Point to the mountain, indicating that you would like to have access to hunting knowledge.) Leader of Tribe A: (Nods affirmatively. He agrees to teach hunting techniques and, em replacement, hopes to learn about fishing techniques. With a gesture, draws a symbol on the ground that represents the "accord", tracing two overlapping circles that symbolize the union of the two tribes.) Tribe B Leader: (Smile and, using the same technique, draw a fish inside the larger circle and a deer inside the smaller one. Thus, both agree that the sharing of resources will be mutual and that there will be an exchange of knowledge.)