'indigenous society' is correct and can be used in written English.
Example sentence: Studying the customs of an indigenous society can provide insights into its history and cultural identity.
Otherwise, the indigenous society of hunter-gatherers was largely undisturbed until European contact.
conquered land and became an integral part of the indigenous society.
He imagines a robust tourist industry attracted to the region's "indigenous society teeming with underappreciated folk wisdom, ancient values and fascinating dialects".
In his statement of intent, he said he was a member of an "indigenous society" called the United Washitaw De Dugdahmoundyah Mu'ur nation.
That certainly would be a way to suggest a conquering culture's effect on an indigenous society, but it is unclear that this is Mr. Jones's point.
Medicine man, also called medicine person or healer, member of an indigenous society who is knowledgeable about the magical and chemical potencies of various substances (medicines) and skilled in the rituals through which they are administered.
The training of spiritual people in many indigenous societies involves learning how to leave one's body.
They carried a message of equality that was deeply appealing to indigenous societies torn by caste and poverty.
They carried a message of equality that was deeply appealing to indigenous societies riven by caste and poverty.
Environmental groups have accused Newmont of contaminating water, destroying indigenous societies and using cyanide in its mines.
The MIT study explores 14 cases in which the land claims of indigenous societies on six continents are being contested.
