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Maku Hupda
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| Indigenous Group |
Maku Hupda (Also known as: Hupdu, Hupdu, Hupda, Peona)
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| Location |
Brazil, Amazonas, between Rio Papuri & Rio Tiquie. Also in: Columbia
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| Estimated Population |
1,500 (1997,
Instituto Socioambiental) |
| Environment |
Forest / Interfluvial
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| Lifestyle |
Semi-nomadic
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| Subsistence |
Hunting / Fishing / Gathering / Agriculture
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| Level of Assimilation |
Traditional
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| Language Family |
Hupde
Classification:
Maku
Alternate Names:
Ubde, "Hupda Maku", "Jupda Macu", "Maku-Hupda", "Macu de Tucano"
Dialects:
Hupde, Tuhup, Nehup |
| Website URLs |
Northwest Amazon: Indigenous Peoples in Brazil
Maku Ethnic Groups: Indigegous Peoples in Brazil
Ethnologue: Hupde, A Language of Brazil
Ethnologue: Maku Language Family
Hup Language Development
The Use of Psychoactive Plants Among the Hupda-Maku
Indian Tribes of Brazil - Maku Hupda
Forest rovers of the Amazon
Indigenous Peoples and Sustainable Development: Subproject in Brazilian Amazonia
Hunting and diet in indigenous communities
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| NGOs |
Saude Sem Limites
Associacao das Comunidades Indigenas de Taracua, Rios Vauapes e Tiquie (ACITRUT)
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