Tribespeople (noun)

1. A member of a tribe, a social group often based on family ties, common ancestry, and shared culture and traditions.
2. People who belong to a particular tribe or share a common cultural heritage.

Origin:

From tribe + people.

Examples:

1. The tribespeople lived in the remote village.
2. The tribespeople of the Amazon have their own unique customs.
3. The tribespeople were known for their intricate beadwork.
4. The anthropologist lived among the tribespeople for several years.
5. The tribespeople relied on hunting and gathering for their subsistence.