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The Shirishana of the Yanomami: A demographic study
Social Biology, 1980Abstract The Shirishana, a primitive Yanomami group in north Brazil, first made contact with Western civilization in 1958. The author resided eight years among them and has researched social change in the group over a twenty‐three‐year period. At contact, the population was 118 with a sex ratio of 149.
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The Yanomami: Truth and Consequences
Anthropology News, 1994I was one of those who received the anonymously and pseudonymously mailed materials questioning Napoleon Chagnon’s account of the activities of the Salesian Mission a m o n g the Yanomami of Venezuela, against which Eric Wolf and Robin Fox protest in their letters (March 1994 A N , p 2). Like them.
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Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas, 2012
My relationship with the Yanomami, the guiding force of both my career as a photographer and my life, is essentially one of fondness.
Claudia Andujar, Clifford E. Landers
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My relationship with the Yanomami, the guiding force of both my career as a photographer and my life, is essentially one of fondness.
Claudia Andujar, Clifford E. Landers
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Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas, 2012
Salgado Maranhão, Alexis Levitin
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Salgado Maranhão, Alexis Levitin
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Primates in the Lives of the Yanomami People of Brazil and Venezuela
Ethnobiology, 2020Bernardo Urbani +2 more
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