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Wayampi or
Wayãpi are an
indigenous people located in the south-eastern
border area of
French Guiana at the
confluence of the
rivers Camopi and Oyapock...
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Wayãpi or
Wayampi (Waiãpi, Guayapi, Oiampí) is a Tupi–Guarani
language spoken by the
Wayãpi people. It is
spoken in
French Guiana and Brazil. In closed...
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thrives in well drained,
fertile soils and can
tolerate drought. The
Wayapi ethnic group traditionally uses a
preparation with sap to
treat burns, wounds...
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constructions to
express comitative relations are French,
which uses prepositions;
Wayãpi,
which uses postpositions; and Bambara,
which uses cir****positions.: 603 ...
- Amazonas, Guiana, Pará,
Roraima 2,861 (Brazil: 2,691, Guiana: 170) 2020 Wajãpi
Wayapi, Wa****i,
Oiampi Tupi–Guarani Amapá,
French Guiana, Pará 2,562 (Brazil: 1...
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Tupinambarana Island on the
Amazon River. (Unattested.)
Guiana group Oyampi /
Wayapí /
Guayapi –
originally spoken on the
lower course of the Xingú River, later...
- Davy (2017). "Pour une
histoire de la
cartographie des
territoires teko et
wayãpi (Commune de Camopi,
Guyane française)". Open Edition.
Revue d’ethnoécologie...
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Isabelle (2012). "Construction et
restructuration territoriale chez les
Wayãpi et Teko de la
commune de Camopi,
Guyane française".
Research Gate (in French)...
- "Comparaison des écosystèmes éducatifs chez deux
groupes d'Amérindiens: les
Wayãpi et les Wayana" (in French):
Table 1 (based on
registrations at the local...
- film shows,
Neolithic Digging stick planting methods of the
Wayana and
Wayapi Indians, who had
previously been
believed to have died out. The
baking of...
