An aerial view of a village called Irotatheri is seen as Yanomami Indians stand in the main courtyard in Venezuela's Amazon region, Friday, Sept. 7. A Venezuelan army spokesman, who traveled to with other military officers and journalists, said that officials found no sign of any killings and that all was peaceful in the area, which is located 12 miles from the border with Brazil, despite a report of a mass killing there.

Yanomami natives of the Irotatheri community.

Yanomami natives perform a ritual dance at Irotatheri community.

A Yanomami child remains on top of the structure of a hut.

A Yanomami Indian sitting in a hammock feeds a baby mouth to mouth.

A Yanomami Indian woman sits on a fallen tree as she chews tobacco.

A Yanomami woman walks with her child on her back.

A Yanomami family eats.

Yanomami natives rest next to a bonfire.

The Irotatheri community is seen at night.

Colombian army members throw tear gas canisters toward a group of indigenous at the Alto de Berlin hill in Toribio on July 18.

Indigenous stand clear of tear gas thrown by Colombian army forces from the Alto de Berlin hill in Toribio, Colombia, on July 18.

Colombian army members examine indigenous on the Alto de Berlin hill in Toribio, on July 18.