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Native American Indian Cultures - the Piaroa Indians
...links. Hands Around the World. Indian Cultures from Around the World. Piaroa
Piaroa Indians Location Map
Introduction to Piaroa Native American Indian culture of the Venezuelan Amazon
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Piaroa Indians __ Brief overview, small gallery and map. - illustrated - from
Hand made Native American Indian Weapons
Item 2147 - $136.25. Piaroa Indians [more about the Piaroa Indians]. This quiver
Native American Indian and Ethnic Masks, Puppets and Dolls
Venezuela. Piaroa Indians [more about the Piaroa Indians]. Masks are used by the
Stanford Zent
He has done extensive fieldwork with the Piaroa Indians of the Venezuelan Amazon
Expedition to the Amazon
Cerro Duida, Cerro Marahaca, Cerro Yapacana, Cerro Pintado with its large Petroglyphs
Domestication Process of Two <GENSP>SOLANUM</GENSP> Section ...
Domestication Process of Two SOLANUM Section Lasiocarpa Species Among Amerindians
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Process of Two SOLANUM Section Lasiocarpa Species Among Amerindians in the Upper
Society and Culture Venezuela venezuela
Native American Indian Cultures - the Piaroa Indians An educational resource
Venezuela/Planeta.com
On 7 October 1994 Piaroa Indians of the Indian communities of Picua and Porvenir
Autana - Venezuela
...hike to the Cerro Guahari, from which we will have a beautiful view of the Autana
Venezuela - Yutaje
For the most part, they are indigenous Yanomami, Guajibo and Piaroa Indians. Thirty
Order Among the Orders
...photo? The Piaroa Indians of Venezuela call it the ÇCongarochosÈ; another
The Venezuela's Eco Portal to Eco-Tourism & Ecology
Sipapo. We will stay on the río Sipapo for about two hours and pass communities
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...hike to the Cierro Guahari, from which we will have a beautiful view of the tepui
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FACTURA.xlt. Churuata (house) of Piaroa Indians Orinoquia Lodge on the bank
Venezuela - Humboldt Route Expedition - Surtrek Tour Operator ...
...route. In the late afternoon we reach San Pedro, a typical village of the
Surtrek South America Tour Operator Venezuela Adventure Humboldt
...the route. In the late afternoon we reach San Pedro, a typical village
RottenEggs.com - JUNGLE NEWBIE
...hats. The nearby Piaroa Indians build their roofs right down to the ground:
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Indians. Piapoco Indians, Ticuna Tribe, Kayapo Tribe. Piaroa Indians,
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Native American Indian Cultures - the Piaroa Indians, Native American Indian Cultures -
National Geographic Channel - Day Schedules (Print)
The Piaroa Indians who live in the central region of Venezuela, near the
The Amazonas Delta in Venezuela
...number of locations. One of the most popular is to the Cerro Autana, the
Let us open the door for you!
Early afternoon extend your Indian Trip to visit the Piaroa Indians or fly to Caracas,
Let us open the door for you!
...dolphins. Visit a Piaroa Indian community and yucca gardens just a few minutes
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Process of Two SOLANUM Section Lasiocarpa Species Among Amerindians in the Upper
Medical Discoveries From The Forest Will Help Both Indians And ...
Venezuela's Amazonas rain forest. He also discussed ethnobotanical research
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Likewise, there is a chemical explanation for birds' disease resistance and for
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Native American Indian Cultures - the Piaroa Indians - http://indian-cultures.com/
Off the fence
The Piaroa Indians who live in the central region of Venezuela, near the Colombian
Off the fence
...bite under extreme provocation. The Piaroa Indians revere these spiders above
Venezuela
Indians. In the afternoon we visit the village of the Piaroa Indians. Learn
MAXIMONLINE: Bugs As Big As a Baby’s Head
The Piaroa Indians of the Amazon basin catch the birdeaters, roast them
Amazonas
...hike to the Cerro Guahari, from which we will have a beautiful view of the tepui
Ferraro Nature Films
...the Orinoco, the Sipapo and Autana rivers we meet a magical table top mountain,
Excite France - Répertoire - Society and Culture
...http://www.geocities.com/motorescate/. 11. Native American Indian Cultures - the
Backpacker Tours Venenzuela
After lunch, you continue the boat ride to the village of the Piaroa Indians,
Fear of spiders not detected in flies!
...than for city dwellers. Some such as the Piaroa Indians of Venezuela happily
Arachnophobia
...exhibit a general far of large spiders most Amazonian Indians don't. In fact the
Eco Adventures in Latin America Series Title Listing
...navigate up the Orinoco, Sipapo and Autana rivers to meet a magical, tabletop mountain,
Bufo alvarius - Jonathan Ott on Bufotenine
...de Smet, PAGM & Rivier, L. 1985. Intoxicating snuffs of the Venezuelan Piaroa
Venezuela itinerary: Air Safari
In the afternoon take off and overfly the extraordinary Cerro Autana tepui (sacred
Zugbo! - culture
...www.naaritoday.com. Native American Indian Cultures - the Piaroa Indians An educational
Zia Film - Revenge of Al Capone
...upstream the Orinoco, the Sipapo and Autana rivers we meet a magical table top mountain,
Spanish Abroad - Overview of Venezuela
One group in particular stands out, the Piaroa Indians, a primitive group of people
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...from Colombia, and the same compounds plus harmine in a snuff prepared from A. peregrina
Fabian Michelangeli's Photo Listings Page
Pemon indians, Pemon culture, Yekuana indians, Yekuana culture, Yekuana indians
Mount Roraima: An island forgotten by time
This is a sacred mountain of the Piaroa Indians who believe it is the trunk
Puerto Ayacucho is the capital and largest city of Amazonas state in Venezuela. Puerto Ayacucho is located across the Orinoco River from the Colombian village of Casuarito. In 1997 its population was approximately 70,000.
The city was founded to facilate the transport of goods past the rapids on the Orinoco River in the late 19th century (mostly rubber). Now the economy is supported by both national and international tourism. Also based here is the Venezuelan army and navy, conducting a continuous low level campaign against incursions and drug-runners from nearby Colombia. The climate is equatorial and the surrounding rainforests are some of the worlds least explored and most untouched. The nearby forested mountains (Tepuis) contain some the worlds least investigated micro systems.
Two hundred km to the south is one of the natural world's great wonders, the Brazo Casaquiary, a waterway that links South America's two greatest river systems, the Amazon and the Orinoco. This was discovered by Humboldt in the nineteenth century; nowadays tourists can organise a trip along it from Puerto Ayacucho. The water in this link can flow into the Rio Negro, tributary of the Amazon, or the Orinoco depending on where it's raining at the time!
90Km to the East is the second highest waterfall in Venezuela, the 2,200ft Yutaje falls. Nearby is the Yutaje Tourist Lodge with it's own airstrip in the jungle. Walks and river trips can be undertaken from here in the nearby selva. Of note is the large population of greenwing macaws, ara chloroptera. There are also jaguars, pink river dolphins, numerous monkeys and other bird life.
The inhabitants are mostly Creole – mixed indigenous and Spanish blood. There are a number of local indigenous tribes including the Yanomami, the Bari, Piaroa, and Guajibo (also known as jibis). Puerto Ayacucho has a small airport and has good bus connections to San Félix and Ciudad Bolívar. There is little traffic on the river these days. There is a range of medium and low cost hotels. While the city itself is not generally considered attractive, most visitors agree that the surrounding country is magnificent.
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