Since the world of technology emerged, the appealing characteristic of an entity that was natural has held the curiosity of men. The "Gestures of Self-Protection," submerges into this fascination with something natural that is unaffected by technology and "new world" views. Ethnography tries to capture the essence of what was. "Gesture of Self Protection" examined salvage ethnography, which is the idea of reconstruction of something natural. The urgency of this kind of work comes from the idea that certain cultures are quickly going to be distinct. …
