What happened to Ishi during the first encounter with the civilized world?

Ishi, the last known member of the Yahi tribe, emerged from the wilderness in 1911 after decades of isolation. During his first encounter with the civilized world, he was initially met with curiOSity and fascination by anthropologists and the public, who viewed him as a living artifact of a bygone era. However, Ishi experienced a mix of wonder and trauma, struggling to adapt to a society that was vastly different from his own, while also serving as a symbol of the impact of colonization on Indigenous peoples. His interactions with the outside world ultimately led to both exploitation and a desire for understanding of his culture.