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transactions of ethnological society of london
A tribe of the river Cauame. Penna. Aomaguas. Same as Omaguas (which see).
Orellana, p. 27. Apamas. A tribe on the rivers Paru and Ginipapo. Martius.
Apantos. The second tribe from the mouth of the river Cunuris, the head waters of
which ...
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Transactions of the Ethnological Society of London
A tribe of the river Cauame. Penna. Aomaguas. Same as Omaguas (which see).
Orellana, p. 27. Apamas. A tribe on the rivers Pari} and Ginipapo. Martins.
Apantos. The second tribe from the mouth of the river Cunuris, the head waters of
which ...
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Physiologia das Paixoes e Affeccöes
Diz-se, que os Tupinambás são oriundos do Maranhão; 12, os Tapuyas, que
occupavam o fará, inimicissimos dos Tupinambás: 13, os Canaris, que residiam
além do Rio Negro; lli, os Apantos, que habitavam mais acima do mencionado
rio; ...
Alexandre José Mello Moraes, 1854
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Ouro Vermelho:A Conquista dos Índios Brasileiros Vol. 27
1 23. Os tupinambás denominavam Cunuris o rio em que as amazonas moravam
. Designavam as tribos da região como cuniris, apantos (que falavam tupi),
taguas e guacarás, adiante das quais viviam as amazonas. sentido clássico, do
que ...
JOHN HEMMING, CARLOS EUGENIO MARCONDES DE MOURA, 2007
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
*Apantos*, m. pl.Prov.minh. Graçolas com gestos. *Apantropia*, f.Omesmoque
misantropia. * *Apantrópico*, adj. Relativoáapantropia. * *Apantropo*,m.Aquelle
que tem apantropia. (Dogr. apo + anthropos) * *Apantufadas*, f.pl. Ant. Espécie
de ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
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Sacred Geographies of Ancient Amazonia: Historical Ecology ...
... called the Nhamundá River Cunuris or Conduris. He reported having
encountered several native groups, such as the Apantos, Taguaus, and Cacarás,
and also Ponds, Lakes, and Feasts: The Cultural Geography ofAnthropogenic
Soils 111.
... and on the north, is the mouth of the Cunuris, a riverso called, from the first tribe
upon its banks. Beyond them were the Apantos, then the Taguaus, and then the
Guacaras; these last were the people with whom the Amazons traded, and ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1812
Beyond them were the Apantos, then the Taguaus, and then the Guacaras ; these
last were the people with whom the Amazons traded, and carried on that
intercourse, without which they must else have become extinct. The Guacaras
went ...
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The Analectic Magazine, to which is Added, an Appendix of ...
Beyond them were the Apantos, then the Taguaus, and then the Guacaras; these
last were the people with whom the Amazons traded, and carried on that
intercourse, without which they must else have become extinct. Tbt Guacaras
went ...
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Analectic Magazine: Comprising Original Reviews, Biography, ...
Beyond them were the Apantos, then the Taguaus, and then the Guacaras ; these
last were the people with whom the Amazons traded, and carried on that
intercourse, without which they must else have become extinct. The Guacaras
went ...
