-
represent centuries of s**** deposition. In Brazil, they are
known as
sambaquis,
having been
created over a long
period between the 6th
millennium BCE...
- name
sambaqui is a Tupi
language word
referring to
mollusk s****
mounds left by
earlier inhabitants of the
Brazilian coast.
There are some
sambaquis near...
-
traces of its
presence are
verified through archaeological sites and
sambaquis dating up to 4000
years ago. The
Indians called the
place Meiembipe or...
- BP and
Jabuticabeira II
circa 1,180 - 3,200
years CAL BP ),
known as
sambaquis,
located in the city of Jaguaruna,
Santa Catarina,
southern Brazil. Fontenelle...
- far north. The
neighborhoods Santo Antônio de Lisboa, Cacupé,
Sambaqui,
Barra do
Sambaqui, Rio
Vermelho and
Praia da
Daniela are
located in the northwest...
-
remains of
these societies are vast
mounds of
discarded s****fish,
known as
sambaquis,
found at some
coastal sites that were
continuously inhabited for more...
- Capanema,
Guilherme Schuch de (1876). Os
Sambaquis (in Portuguese).
Brown & Evaristo. Gaspar, Madu (2000).
Sambaqui:
arquelogia do
litoral Brasileiro (in...
- area of the city is 826.674 km2 (319.18 sq mi). Paranaguá was home to a
sambaqui, or
midden culture, for
several millennia prior to the
arrival of the Portuguese...
-
fossor Río de la
Plata basin and
southern Brazil Most
recent remains at
Sambaquí de
Puerto Landa,
Argentina dated to 894-953 CE.
Proclinodontomys mordax...
- de Lisboa. The
neighbourhoods of the
district include:
Barra de
Sambaqui Cacupé
Sambaqui "Santo Antônio de Lisboa".
Prefeitura de Florianópolis. Retrieved...
