- The
Tapanahony River (sometimes
called Tapanahoni) is a
major river in the
south eastern part of Suriname,
South America. The
river originates in the Southern...
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comprise approximately 3.5% of Suriname's po****tion of 612,985. Akurio,
Tapanahoni and
Sipaliwini rivers,
Kwamalasamutu Arawak (Lokono), Suriname, French...
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jungle commandos'
possessing primary control over the Marowijne, Lawa, and
Tapanahoni rivers. This
control over the
local waterways eventually resulted in many...
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Tapanahoni is a
resort in Suriname,
located in the
Sipaliwini District. Its po****tion at the 2012
census was 13,808.
Tapanahoni is a part of Sipaliwini...
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Leste River, Pará. Trio
group Trio / Diáu / Tirió –
spoken on the
Tapanahoni River,
Corentijn River, and
Palumeu River, Suriname, and
between the sources...
- Ndyuka-Tiriyó
Pidgin Native to
Suriname Region upper Tapanahoni River Era
until the 1960s. Used
rarely now;
never a
first language.
Language family Ndyuka–Tiriyó...
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protect themselves from the colonists, and
started to
build camps on the
Tapanahoni River dispelling the
indigenous Tiriyó.
Slaves who had
recently fled from...
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protected themselves from the colonists, and
started to
build villages on the
Tapanahoni River dispelling the
indigenous Tiriyó.
Diitabiki is one of the villages...
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February 2022. Dubelaar,
Cornelis & André Pakosie, Het
Afakaschrift van de
Tapanahoni rivier in Suriname.
Utrecht 1999. ISBN 90-5538-032-6. Gonggryp, J. W....
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Indians which extended form the
Amapari river in
Brazil as far as the
Tapanahoni river in Suriname. They
traded cotton thread,
hunting dogs and feather...
