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Pajonal | Asheninka
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Quechua | Puno,
Quechua | San
Martin, Quechua | Sapiteri | Secoya | Shipibo-Conibo
| Sihuas Ancash, Quechua | Southern Pastaza, Quechua
| Ticuna | Toyoeri | Urarina | Uro
| Yagua | Yaminahua | Yanesha | Yine | Yora
| Shipibo-Conibo |
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| Indigenous Group |
Shipibo-Conibo
(Also
known as: Shipibo, Caliseca, Sinabo, Manamabobo, Manava, Xipibo, Chama) |
| Location |
Peru,
Northeastern middle Ucayali River area, Painaco, Requena, Sur
Bolognesi, Pisqui (on the other side of Contamana) |
| Estimated Population |
26,000 (2003, SIL
International) |
| Environment |
Rainforest,
Lowland, Tropical |
| Lifestyle |
Semi-nomadic |
| Subsistence |
Hunter /
Gatherer / Fishing / Handicraft Sales / Animal Husbandry / Agriculture |
| Level of Assimilation |
Fairly
Traditional |
| Language Family |
Shipibo-Conibo
Classification: Panoan, North-Central
Alternative Names: Shipibo, Caliseca, Sinabo, Manamabobo,
Manava, Xipibo, Chama
Dialects: Shipibo (Alto Ucayali), Conibo (Coniba),
Pisquibo, Shetebo (Setebo, Setibo, Xitibo, Manoita), Shipibo del Madre
de Dios |
| Website URLs |
Ethnologue
Report
Head Over Heels,
Article: The Shipibo Indians
Raintree,
Article: A visit with the Shipibo-Conibo
CIDCM,
Article: Minorities at Risk
Country
Studies, The Amazonian Tropics
Redbook,
Endangered Languages in South America
Biopark,
Article: The Shipibo People of Amazonian Peru
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| NGOs |
Village Earth
The Rainforest
Foundation
WWF
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