Mountain peoples

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I'm looking for any input people might care to offer regarding peoples
living in mountainous regious, anywhere in the world. In particular if
they interact in an interesting way with mountains (culturally, that is),
be it on a daily basis or as a focal point for religious beliefs or
practices.

Mountains may well be culturally defined, so if someone's worked on an
atoll where a 5 metre sandhill is considered to be a mountain, that's
interesting too.

Iain Walker
ngazidja@jolt.mpx.com.au

"Zaffer mouton na pa zaffer kabri"

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