Araona |
Aymara |
Ayoreo |
Baure |
Canichana |
Cavinena |
Cayubaba |
Chacobo |
Chipaya |
Chiquitano |
Ese
Ejja |
Guarani |
Guarasugwe |
Guarayu |
Itene |
Itonama |
Leco |
Mojeno | Movima |
Pacahuara |
Quechua |
Reyesano |
Siriono |
Tacana
|
Tapiete |
Toba |
Toromono |
Tsimane-Moseten |
Uru |
Weenhayek
|
Yaminahua
|
Yuqui
|
Yuracare
| Aymara |
|
| Indigenous Group |
Aymara
(Also known as: Lupaqas, Quallas, Qanchis, Carangas, Lucanas, Chocorvos
and Chichas) |
| Location |
Boliva, La Paz, Oruro, Potosi
|
| Estimated Population |
2,181,039
(2004,
CIA
The World Factbook ) |
| Environment |
Mountain / Desert |
| Lifestyle |
Sedentary |
| Subsistence |
Agriculture /
Paid labor |
| Level of Assimilation |
Assimilated |
| Language Family |
Aymara, Central
Classification: Aymaran
|
| Website URLs |
Aymara Uta
Aymara Net
Ethnologue: Aymara, A Language of Bolivia
One World.net: Bolivia Guide
Viceministerio de Cultura
|
| NGOs |
Centro Cultural
Sartañani
Ibis
CAOP
(Consejos de Ayllus Originarios de Potosí)
FAOI-NP
(Federación de Ayllus Originarios Indígenas del Norte de
Potosí)
Minorities
at Risk (MAR)
CIDSA:
Comisión Internacional de Derechos de Pueblos Indígenas
AIGACAA:
Asociación Integral de Ganaderos en Camélidos de los
Andes Altos
OMAK: Organización de
Mujeres Aymaras del Kollasuyo
FIAT:
Comisión Coordinadora de Indianistas y Kataristas
|
|
