Amanaye
| Amondawa
| Arawete
| Asurini do Tocantins
| Asurini do Xingu
| Bakairi
| Banawa
Yafi | Barasana
| Bare
| Bororo
| Camba
| Canela
| Chiquitano
| Cinta
Larga | Erigpaktsa
| Fulni-o
| Guarani
| Guarani Kaiowa | Guarani Mbya | Guarani Nandeva | Jamamadi
| Kadiweu
| Kaiabi
| Kalapalo
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Kamayura
| Kantarure
| Kapinawa
| Karaja
| Karapana
| Karapoto
| Kariri
Xoco | Karitiana
| Kayapo
| Kraho
| Krenak
| Kwaza
| Maku Dow
| Maku Hupda
| Maku Nedeb
| Maku Yuhupde
| Matses
| Surui
| Tapayuna
| Tupiniquim
| Yaminawa
| Yanomami
| Zoro
| Erigpaktsa |
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| Indigenous Group |
Erigpaktsa (Also known as: Orelhas de Pau, Canoeiros, Erikbaktsa, Rikpaktsa) |
| Location |
Brazil, Northwest Mato Grosso |
| Estimated Population |
909 (2001,
Instituto Socioambiental) |
| Environment |
Rainforest |
| Lifestyle |
Sedentary |
| Subsistence |
Hunter /
Agriculture |
| Level of Assimilation |
Fairly
Assimilated |
| Language Family |
Rikbaktsa
Classification: Macro-Ge, Rikbaktsa
Alternate names: Aripaktsa, Erikbaktsa, Erikbatsa, Erikpatsa, Canoeiro
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| Website URLs |
Rikbaktsa: Indigenous Peoples in Brazil
Ethnologue: Rikbaktsa, A Language of Brazil
Rikbaktsa
Erigpaktsa Spear
The Rikbaktsa Indians
The Rikbaktsa vocabulary
Territory of the Rikbaktsa Indians
Learning about the Rikbaktsa people
Health Care Model for Indigenous Peoples in Brazil
Large Dams and Indigenous / Traditional People
ICME – International Committee for Museums of Ethnography: ‘Museu dos Povos da Floresta’
Rikbaktsa, os Canoeiros do Rio Juruena
Indian Arts of the Amazon
Outros Indios II
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| NGOs |
Indigenous Association Rikbaktsa (ASIRIK)
Wayanga – Support of indigenous people
Operation Native Amazon
Brazilian Indigenous Institute
Native Web: Resources for Indigenous Cultures
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