-
Muinane to
create the
Nonuya community. Most
Nonuya have
Muinane and
Spanish as
their native languages.
There are no
surviving Nonuya people with ****notá...
-
known as Loco)
Nadahup (5)
Nambiquaran (5) Natú (Brazil: Pernambuco) †
Nonuya (Peru, Colombia) Ofayé Old Catío–Nutabe (Colombia) †
Omurano (Peru) (also...
- group. One of
these corpses was
given to two
muchachos from the
Muinane and
Nonuya nations and they were
given orders by the
leaders of this
expedition to...
- Murai, Búe,
Murai ****toto, Bue, ****toto,
Central Witoto proper, Komïne)
Nonuya (also
known as Nyonuhu, Nonuña, Achote, Achiote) Loreto, Peru The classification...
-
separate m****acres that
occurred near La
Chorrera in 1903. The
Muinane and
Nonuyas nations traditional territory was
around the
Entre Rios, Atenas, La Sabana...
-
Loreto Muinane Loreto Witoto Coixama Loreto Meneca Amazonas Department Murui Nonuya Nüpode
witoto Loreto Ocaina Loreto Cahuapanas Caya****ta-Cahuapana (†) Loreto...
-
Cuiba Guahiban Indigenous 299
Letuama Letuama Tucanoan Indigenous 285
Nonuya Nonuya Bora–Witoto
Indigenous 258
Andaki Andaki Andaki Indigenous 248 Tariano...
-
Amazonas Miraña
Amazonas Muinane Amazonas Witoto Meneca-Murui
Amazonas Nonuya Amazonas Ocaina Amazonas Cariban languages Northern Coastal Yukpa Cesar...
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Wipiwi Cuiba Guahiban No data 299
Letuama Letuama Tucanoan 202 285
Nonuya Nonuya Bora–Witoto 31 258
Andaki Andaki Andaki No data 248
Tariano Tariana...
- include: ****toto, Andoque, Bora, Ocaina, Muinane, Resígaros, Yabuyanos,
Nonuyas and Yurias.
Sometime in 1898,
Arana established a
commercial house in Iquitos...
