Marco Polo's Voyage to Indian Seas: 16: Islands of Necuveran & Angaman

Departing from the kingdom of Java and the kingdom of Lambri and travelling northwards about 150 miles, you find two islands, one of which is called Necuveran.  The people have no king, and live like brutes, both men and women going naked.  They are idolaters, and have forests of noble and valuable trees; among which are sandal-wood, Indian nut, clove, Brazil, and many others.

Angaman is a very large island, without a king; the people idolaters resembling savage beasts; indeed they are a most extraordinary race, having a head, teeth, and jaws like those of a mastiff dog.  They are very cruel and eat the men of every other band whom they can seize.  They have a variety of spices in abundance, with fruits different from ours, but live chiefly on flesh and milk.  Having told of these various people, I will now mention another island.

Notes:- About Andaman and Nicobar Islands.