• Povo:Yudjá/Juruna
  ...he same river, in an area within the [[Povo:Xingu | Indigenous Park of the Xingu]], which was created in 1961 in the state of Mato Grosso. ...icipality of Marcelândia, while the eastern side is part of to São José do Xingu.  Using a linguistic criterion (which is also largely cultural), the weste
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• Povo:Kamaiurá
  The Kamaiurá are an important reference in the culture area of the Upper Xingu, in which peoples who speak different languages share very similar worldvie == History of the occupation of the upper Xingu ==
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• Povo:Tapayuna
  ...meat by invaders. The 41 survivors were transferred to the [[Povo:Xingu | Xingu Indigenous Park]], living at first in the village of the [[Povo:Kisêdjê | The Tapayuna have lived since the mid-1980s in the [[Povo:Xingu | Xingu Indigenous Park]] and the <htmltag href="http://ti.socioambiental.org/en-us
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• Povo:Panará
  ...lands of Peixoto de Azevedo River to the [[Povo:Xingu | Parque Indígena do Xingu]], the Panará have been able to recover their joy and desire to fight.  T ...ised by the Kayapó Metuktire (the Txukarramãe).  He was later taken to the Xingu Indigenous Park where he died or was killed in the 1960’s at the age of 3
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• Povo:Kisêdjê
  ...ps and, primarily, with those of the so-called "cultural area of the Upper Xingu," they have adopted many new customs and technologies. In spite of this, th ...ology. Differently from some indigenous groups, such as those in the Upper Xingu, Kĩsêdjê society was not established by a creator or by a culture hero,
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• Povo:Asurini do Xingu
  After contact with Brazilian society in 1971, the Asurini of the Xingu – so-called by the attraction expeditions – suffered a drastic populati ...77:37) also cites the Asurini as one of the groups who inhabited the Lower Xingu.
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• Povo:Waujá
  Inhabitants of the [[Povo:Xingu | Xingu Indigenous Park]], the Wauja are famous for the exceptional quality of thei ...r, in the western region of the basin formed by the affluents of the upper Xingu river, in the state of Mato Grosso.
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• Povo:Bakairi
  ...e Bakairi who controlled the access of scientific expeditions to the upper Xingu, where part of their population lives today. Today nearly all of them live ...The third group, which was the largest, went in the direction of the upper Xingu, losing contact with the other two. The first two groups of Bakairi came to
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• Povo:Aweti
  ...cultural life and have looked to mark their presence in contemporary Upper Xingu society. ...nd customs of indigenous peoples in Central Brazil, including in the Upper Xingu – on hearing this sound may have represented it by an atonic ‘e’ and,
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• Who speaks in the name of the Indians?
  ...demarcate an additional area to their territory on the right shore of the Xingu. In the middle of the Minister’s Office and stood before the press, the d
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• Povo:Xingu
  ...e Xingu covers, in its southern part, the cultural area known as the Upper Xingu, which includes the [[Povo:Aweti | Aweti]], [[Povo:Kalapalo | Kalapalo]], [ ...indigenous organizations (above all the Indigenous Land Association of the Xingu) has been established as an important means for dialogue with the national
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• Shamanism
  ...tities. Not by chance, some indigenous societies, like the Parakanã of the Xingu, possess a shaman-less shamanism. In the absence of specific ritual special
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• Povo:Tembé
  ...rakanã | Parakanã]] and the [[Povo:Asurini do Xingu | Asurini]] of the mid-Xingu River. This caused a reduction in the male population in the villages, whic
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• The work of linguists
  ...predominate (9). Although still healthy, the other languages of the Upper Xingu show worrisome signals: school is considered the time/space in which the la ...anchetto, Bruna – “Línguas e História no Alto Xingu”. In: Os povos do Alto Xingu - História e Cultura (organized by Bruna Franchetto e Michael Heckenberger
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• Where are the isolated groups?
  ...in the municipalities of Luciara and Vila Rica/MT and perhaps São Felix do Xingu. According to the anthropologist Gustaaf Verswijver, who has worked with th
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• Myths and cosmology
  ...em. Fonte: Livro de História / Professores Indígenas do Parque Indígena do Xingu. Vol. 1. São Paulo: Instituto Socioambiental; Brasília: MEC, 1998(p.03).
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• Povo:Asurini do Tocantins
  ...century to designate various Tupi groups living in the region between the Xingu and Tocantins rivers. The term began to be employed to name this particular ...at during the first decades of the 20th century, the Asuriní abandoned the Xingu region, motivated by a series of internal fissions and conflicts with other
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• Povo:Kayapó Xikrin
  ...eft bank of the middle Bacajá river, an affluent of the right shore of the Xingu, within the José Porfírio municipal district. The region is covered in de ...ck trousers and white T-shirts from the evangelical pastor in São Félix do Xingu. Everything was thought through, negotiations were made in such a way that
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• Povo:Wajãpi
  ...i and Araguari, in Amapá. They are the same Guaiapi mentioned in the lower Xingu region, which is their provenance since the 17th century. ...ds to this people’s migration North, since its original sites in the lower Xingu to their installation in the area they are settled in today. Over the past
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• Povo:Parakanã
  ...mated its population at 314 people who live in two villages (Apyterewa and Xingu). All of its inhabitants are from the Western bloc and they were contacted ...Bacajá and Bom Jardim rivers, both of which are tributaries of the middle Xingu.
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