the same language include Arawák, Arahuaco, Aruak, Arowak, Arawac, Araguaco, Aruaqui, Arwuak, Arrowukas, Arahuacos, Locono, and Luccumi. Lokono is an...
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north to the Lower Antilles the Callinagu subsequently exterminated the Arahuaco men, but kept and bred with their women creating a new ethic subgroup that...
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Lingüística. Estudios modernos dirigidos al rescate y reconstrucción del arahuaco taíno. Editorial de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico...
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2007-08-31. Otomanguean stock, accessed 2007-08-31. Tronco de lenguas Arawak o Arahuaco, accessed 2007-08-31. (in Spanish) Macro-Chibchan Archived 2008-02-06 at...
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black and gray. Originally they were woven with natural fibers from the Arahuaco lands, such as agave and cotton (the latter reserved for Mamos backpacks...
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estimated that 40,000 arahuacos lost their lives by refusing to work in that company. The subsequent disappearance of the arahuacos, in just twenty-five...
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Tupí Munduruku Kuikuro Tucano Kalapalo Macushi Wai-wai Akawaio Warao Arahuacos Atacama Aymara Mapuche Arhuaco Kogi Wiwa Kankuamo Wayuu Yagua Chachi Chamacocos...
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Suárez, Jorge. (1977). La posición lingüística del pano-tacana y del arahuaco. Anales de Antropología, 14, 243-255. van Gijn, Rik. (2004). Number in...
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