Anu
| Baniwa
| Bari
| Curripaco
| Enepa
| Guahibo
| Hoti
| Karina
| Mapoyo
| Ninam
| Pemon
| Piapoco
| Piaroa
| Puinave
| Pume
| Sape
| Uruak
| Warao
| Warekena
| Wayuu
| Yabarana
| Yanomami
| Yekuana
| Yeral
| Yukpa
| Enepa |
|
| Indigenous Group |
Enepa (Also
known as Panare, E’nepa, Panari, Abira, Eye) |
| Location |
Venezuela,
Bolívar State, Cedeno District in the middle Orinoco region and near
the state border of Amazonas |
| Estimated Population |
1,200 (2005, SIL
International) |
| Environment |
Tropical
Rainforest and Mountain |
| Lifestyle |
Sedentary |
| Subsistence |
Hunter /
Gatherer / Fishing / Agriculture / Handicraft Sales |
| Level of Assimilation |
Traditional |
| Language Family |
Enepa
Classification: Carib, Northern, Western Guiana
Alternative Names: Panare, Panari, Abira, Eye |
| Website URLs |
Enepa: A
Language of Venezuela
Panare:
Comunidades Indígenas de Venezuela
Orinoco
Online: E’nepa
Penare Indians
Venezuela
and Indigenous Rights
Map
of Indigenous Groups of Venezuela: Translated by Google
Languages of
Venezuela |
| NGOs |
Amazonia:
Venezuela |
|
