- The
Kalapalo are an
indigenous people of Brazil. They are one of
seventeen tribal groups who
inhabit the
Xingu National Park in the
Upper Xingu River region...
- journey. The
Kalapalo have an oral
story of the
arrival of
three explorers which states that the
three went east, and
after five days the
Kalapalo noticed...
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indigenous people of
Brazil living near the
Xingu River. They are the Aweti,
Kalapalo, Kamaiurá, Kayapó, Kuikuro, Matipu, Mehinako, Nahukuá, Suyá, Trumai, Wauja...
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Tamanaku is
close to
Mapoyo South Amazonian Carib: Bakairi: Bakairí, Kuikúro [
Kalapálo, Amonap],
Matipuhy [Nahukwa] † (S) Arara: Txikão [Ikpeng, Chikaon], Arára...
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visiting members of the
Kalapalo tribe in the
Xingu Indigenous Park
region of the
state of Mato Grosso, Brazil. The
Kalapalo had
apparently preserved...
- also
known as Apalakiri, is a
Cariban language spoken by the
Kuikuro and
Kalapalo peoples of Brazil, and by the Matipu. It is
spoken in
seven villages along...
- Kamaiurá (355),
Aweti (138),
Mehinako (199),
Wauja (321),
Yawalapiti (208),
Kalapalo (417),
Kuikuro (415),
Matipu (119), Nahukwá (105) and
Trumai (120), who...
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religion Aguaruna religion Shuar shamanism Karankawa religion Kayabi religion Kalapalo beliefs Kalinago religion Kichwa religion Kogi
religion Kuikoro religion...
- The
expedition of the Villas-Bôas
brothers to the
territory of the
Kalapalo tribe in the 1940s...
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known living speakers (Campbell 2012). They
currently speak the Kuikúro-
Kalapálo language. To
provide for themselves, the
Matipu hunt, fish, and farm. Manioc...
