Peace, At Last inevitably follow a breach of isolation among native americans are doomed to take their toll Neighbouring Amerindians, in particular the matis among whom I have conducted fieldwork http://www.korubo.com/AMAZONDOC/peace.htm
Extractions: Peace, at last Peace, alas Reflections on Sydney Possuelo's attempt to contact the Korubo by Philippe Erikson, University of Paris X-Nanterre (originally written in 1996 for National Geographic Online Will Sydney Possuelo's life-long dedication to the bloodless "pacification" of Brazilian Amerindians end tragically on the banks of the rio Itui, in the Javari basin ? Many in Brazil believe so. And indeed, the renowned sertanista and his team are putting their lives at stake in their attempt to contact the Korubo, locally known as caceteiros , "club-wielders" (from the French casse-tête , "club", literally "break-head"). The risks are great, considering how consistently the Korubo have been defending their territory against intruders ever since the late sixties. Trespassing in Korubo lands is dangerous. Numerous rubber-tappers, fishermen, hunters, loggers, and even ostensibly friendly employees of the Brazilian government's indian agency, Funai, have been killed, not to mention the scare - and sometimes scars - occasionnaly caused to missionaries, linguists or anthropopologists. Senhor Marinho dos Santos (one of Possuelo's field-assistants) reports that since 1966, local police files record at least 33 fatalities, with peaks in 1966-7, 1974-5, 1980-84, 1991-5. Possuelo and his team of Funai employees can be trusted to honor the
Extractions: Native American Indian Cultures Indian Cultures from Mexico and South America Hands Around the World introduces unique Indian cultures from Mexico and various parts of South America, particularly the Amazon basin. We are rapidly becoming a global culture. Many of the Native American cultures, especially in North America, have been lost forever and are still honored only in myth and memory. Fortunately there are some Indian cultures that are relatively intact, especially in Amazonia. Hands Around the World feels that it is important to preserve the art, stories, myths, belief systems, details of day to day life, in short all aspects of Native American culture while we still can. This web site is an educational resource to introduce these unique indigenous tribes. We have provided web links to use as additional educational resources. We encourage you to browse this site to learn more about these interesting cultures. Contents Indian Cultures Search: Trip to visit traditional villages and shamans Native American Indian Crafts To Translate Links Mexican Indian Cultures States of Jalisco and Nayarit Huichol South American Indian Cultures Orinoco River Delta of Venezuela Amazon Rain Forest of Venezuela Amazon Rain Forest of Venezuela and Brazil Warao Guahibo Yanomamo Penare Ecuador - Columbia Piapoco Cofan Piaroa Yekuana Amazon Rain Forest of Brazil Matto Grosso / Xingu of Brazil Amapa / Para of Brazil Desana Assurini Satere-Maue Kampa ... Kamayura Peru - Andes
Bookmarks Archives with Emphasis on native americans. National Archeological Database native American Grave Indian Cultures the matis Indians. native American Mohegans. native Nations of Iowa http://www.i586.homestead.com/files/Indigenous_World_master_list.htm
Into The Amazon @ National Geographic Magazine We didn t know why. More than half of the 350 matis living along the For hundreds of years native americans in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres have used http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0308/feature1/
Extractions: We found fresh human tracks this morning. They all pointed in the same direction that we're walking through the virgin jungle of Brazil's westernmost Amazon Basin. Woolly monkeys hoot and chatter somewhere in the distance, their banter punctuated by the occasional zing of a machete and the shrill cries of screaming piha birds high in the canopy overhead. Our column of 34 men proceeds in silence, strung out single file far back into the forest. Only one or two companions are visible at any time in the blur of electric greens and rain-soaked browns. The rest are swallowed from view by a spray of overhanging branches and vines as thick as anacondas dangling a hundred feet (30 meters) from the treetops to the forest floor. Just ahead of me, Sydney Possuelo strides double-time across a stretch of level ground, a welcome break from the steep hillsides we've been scrambling over for days. "We're probably the only ones who have ever walked here," he tells me. "Us and the Indians."
Archaeology At Crow Canyon: Research Internships and scholarship involving significant participation by students, the lay public, and native americans. Lew matis, BA, Fort Lewis College, 1968, Lab Educator. http://www.crowcanyon.org/Jobs/intern_research.html
Extractions: Deadline October 31, 2004 Because we receive numerous applications for these internships, we ask that you do not contact us regarding your application during the review process. Successful applicants will be notified by phone, and letters or E-mails will be sent to all those who have applied. The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center's mission is to initiate and conduct archaeological research and public education programs in partnership with Native Americans and institutions with common interests. The Center is located in southwestern Colorado near the town of Cortez and close to Mesa Verde National Park. Our Web site ( www.crowcanyon.org
Korubo much less strict than we are) and Bina (a matis whom Schemo the very naïve (and unwillingly prejudiced) assumption that uncontacted native americans might be http://www.korubo.com/AMAZONDOC/erikson.htm
Extractions: Recently contacted Amerindians as depicted in media By Philippe Erikson, Ph.D., University of ParisX-Nanterre. Part I, review of Schemo, Diana Jean, 1999, "Last Tribal Battle", New York Times Magazine, october 31th As an anthropologist who has been working in the Javari basin for the past 16 years, I naturally pay very close attention to the literature regarding Sydney Possuelo's struggle in favor of Brazil's last uncontacted native peoples. I was therefore appalled to find that, of the numerous recently published papers featuring the recently contacted Korubo, one of the most misleading was published in the highly influential New York Times Magazine . This article, published on October 31, 1999, under the title "Last Tribal Battle", is gorged with errors, tarnished by ethnical stereotypes, and uncritically echoes some of the most biased arguments used by opponents of Possuelo's attempt at protecting isolated indigenous groups. Throughout her text, the author, Diana Jean Schemo, makes ill-informed statements about the Amazon and its first inhabitants, sometimes as gross as taking jaguars for leopards (p.75).
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Classroom Activities - Heritage Gateways are Jean McPherron, Kimberly Nielsen, Cory Little, Natalie Anderson, Mindy Husk, and Sara Birdmatis. How did the pioneers interactive with native americans? http://heritage.uen.org/resources/activities.html
Extractions: Classroom Activities Jump to these sections: You may also want to view the recommended reading list from the Sesquicentennial Committee. Utah: Then and Now The Gathering of Zion, 1964, McGraw-Hill Book Company p.6 Utah has had many different peoples who have called it home. This unit of study covers Utah's peoples up to the time that the transcontinental railroad connected the 2 coasts of the United States in 1869. Elementary Grades These lessons fall into 3 different age categories. The K-6 lessons are focused around the following essential questions. Pat Horyna helped several master teachers develop the focus for these lessons. Contributors of the K-6 lessons are Linda Crowther, Barbara Rindflesh, and Gaylene Seaman.The rest of team of K-6 teachers comes from the BYU/Public School Partnership including Rob Keddington, Lauren Tanner, Marilynn Nielson, Sharon Jensen, Debra May, Phyllis Embley, Mike Embley, Barry Graff, Ann Searle, Julie Warren, Jan Burger, Judy Catlett, and Christine Wilkinson. Essential Questions About the Settling of Utah Who settled Utah and why did they settle?
America: South America (A&M) patients register, 18181822 WMS Amer 149 Franciso Javier matis (1763/4-1851 of relevance, notably writings of Baron von Humboldt on native americans of South http://library.wellcome.ac.uk/doc_WTL039949.html
Mai 2003 Translate this page indiens non encore pacifiés, pour atteindre la fascinante tribu des matis. Monarch of the plains, sacred animal and pivotal resource for native americans. http://perso.club-internet.fr/mcrives/mai03.html
Extractions: Lakotas de Pine Ridge: Renseignements: http://assoc.wanadoo.fr/okoc okoc@wanadoo.fr 6 - 23 - 28 Mai et 17 Juin 2003- Documentaire "La loi de la jungle: chronique d'une zone de non droit"Paris-France " La loi de la jungle : chronique d'une zone de non droit" est documentaire réalisé par Philippe Lafaix sur la tragédie qui se déroule actuellement en Guyane au détriment à la fois des ouvriers esclaves et des Indiens contaminés au mercure.
Detailed Record the concept of partible paternity among native South americans / Stephen Beckerman cap polyandrous conception among the Panoan matis (Amazonas, Brazil http://worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/ow/d7d11d35cf828189a19afeb4da09e526.html
Scholarships of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Contact John matis, BLM Education Officer before Congress as well as the interests of native americans and Alaskan http://www.menominee.edu/newcmn1/FinancialAid/Scholarships.htm
Extractions: Scholarships Association on American Indian Affairs (AAIA), PO Box 268, Sisseton, SD 57262, or 245 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1801, New York, NY 10016-8728 Phone: 605-698-3998 or 212-689-8720 Email: aaia@tnics.com www.indian-affairs.org Bureau of Indian Affairs, Higher Education Grant Program Phone: 202-208-3478 Email: garrymartin@bia.gov Fellowship program provides funds to eligible Indian students to pursue a graduate degree. This program is available to students who are enrolled members of a federally recognized tribe that are enrolled in an accredited graduate school and pursuing a masters or doctorate degree full-time, in the U.S. This program is contracted to the American Indian Graduate Center (AIGC) located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. For further information, contact Norbert Hill, AIGC Director, at 505-881-4584 or Gary Martin, Office of Indian Education Programs at 202-208-3478. Scholarships are awarded to students who have been accepted to a nationally accredited institution of higher education, which provides a course of study conferring the Associates of Arts or Bachelor's degree. Students must be at least one-quarter degree Indian blood and demonstrate financial need as determined by the financial aid officer of the institution of higher learning. In 1999, 9,800 scholarships were awarded at an average of $3,000 per scholarship. Program provides assistance to eligible Indian adults to acquire the basic educational skills necessary to enable them to benefit from job training, and to continue their education to at least the level of completion of secondary school or equivalent certification. In 1999, approximately 10,000 American Indian adults participated in the Adult Education Programs. For further information contact Gary Martin at 202-208-3478 or email:
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INDIOS DA AMERICA DO SUL 16 - JURUÁ-UCAYALI Translate this page Em native South americans (Patricia J. Lyon, org.). 1990. Les matis dAmazonie Parure du Corps, Identité Ethnique et Organisation Sociale. http://orbita.starmedia.com/~i.n.d.i.o.s/ias/ias12-19/16juruca.htm
Extractions: Esta área foi traçada de modo a abranger a maior parte dos índios da família lingüística pano. Não foi possível incluir todos: ficaram de fora os parquenauas ou nauas da área Extremo Sudoeste da Amazônia, os majurunas da área Alto Amazonas, os chácobos, pacauaras e caxararis da área Alto Madeira. Por outro lado nela ficaram incluídos representantes de grupos não-panos mais numerosos em outras áreas: da família catuquina (canamari, tsohom djapá) da área Juruá-Purus, aruaque (campas, piros) da área Extremo Sudoeste Amazônico. Vamo-nos concentrar aqui nos panos, deixando os índios de outras famílias lingüísticas para serem tratados nas referidas outras áreas. As sociedades falantes de línguas panos apresentam muitas semelhanças entre si e, num tipo de gênero hoje raro na literatura antropológica, Philippe Erikson (1993) nos oferece um sugestivo panorama geral das mesmas. Como é de se esperar, entretanto, há diferenças, sobretudo no que tange à organização social, entre aquelas instaladas à margem de um grande rio, como é o caso do médio Ucayali, e as sediadas nos altos cursos, portanto nas partes menos caudalosas, de rios como o Juruá e o Javari, e em seus afluentes. Além, disso, talvez também se possa distingui-las no que tange ao contato com os brancos: as do médio Ucayali têm contato, inclusive com missões, desde o período colonial; as dos altos cursos do Juruá e Javari foram duramente afetadas pelo "boom" da borracha há um século; e, ainda nas bacias destes mesmos rios, há grupos que só iniciaram (ou retomaram) contato nos últimos cincoenta anos.
Resources The Book of Mormon * Are native americans descendants of a. African americans and the Mormon Priesthood UPDATED!! Help Change Church * Stuart matis prayed and http://www.helpingmormons.org/resources.htm
..::FaerieLandBodyArt::..Tattoo History Some 120 matis currently inhabit the forest, living in two settlements along a When Europeans first arrived in the new world, they found native americans as a http://www.faerielandbodyart.com/tathistory/tathistory.htm
Extractions: Tattooing has been existent in North America since before the time of Christ, but it wasn't until the Europeans began exploring the American continent that a written and visual record began to exist of tattooing among indigenous tribes. In America, a tribe known as the Mississippians lived in the lower Mississippi Valley around the year 700 A.D. and artifacts discovered in that area show what appears to be tattoos on jars made in the form of human faces. Scratches on the chin, checks and forehead suggest tattooing. The warriors of the Tarascan Indians of west-central Mexico painted their bodies red and black and were heavily tattooed. Tattoos can be placed anywhere on the body except on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet where the skin does not adequately retain the ink. In primitive cultures the size, location and choice of symbol or design as well as the ceremonial rite performed before or during the actual tattooing procedure has a major significance to the specific meaning of the tattoo. Generally primitive people believe that the spirit is an exact replica of the physical body. This allows you to use the proper tattoos as a rite of passage in the spirit world. The people of Borneo, especially the Kayans, believe that not only will their tattoos get them into the proper spirit world but could also be used as a further qualification for obtaining certain profitable jobs in the afterlife. This belief is common in primitive cultures where it is believed that if you do not posses the proper body markings (tattoos, scars, brands...) then you will not be recognized by your ancestors and therefore not admitted into the spirit world.
Revue De Sommaires - Détail Des Articles D Une Revue Translate this page The life cycle and body ornaments among the matis (Amazonas, Brazil Les Indiens de William FaulknerThe impossible foundation native americans in William http://www.msh-reseau.prd.fr/RevuesSom/detailrevue.jsp?Drevue=Hommex032;:x032;(P
