Amanaye
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| Amanaye |
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| Indigenous Group |
Amanayé (Also
known as: Amanagé, Amanaié, Araradeuá, Manaié) |
| Location |
Brazil,
Southeastern Pará State, Barreirinha |
| Estimated Population |
192 (2001,
Instituto Socioambiental) |
| Environment |
Rainforest |
| Lifestyle |
Sedentary |
| Subsistence |
Hunter /
Gatherer / Fishing |
| Level of Assimilation |
Fairly
Traditional |
| Language Family |
Amanaye (probably extinct)
Classification: Tupi, Tupi-Guarani, Subgroup VIII
Alternate names: Amanajé, Manaze, Amanage, Manaxo, Manajo, Manazo, Amanyé
Dialects: Anmabé, Guajá, Urubú
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| Website URLs |
Amanaye: Indigenous Peoples in Brazil
PROEL (Promotora Espanola De Linguistica)
Ethnologue: Amanaye, A Language of Brazil
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| NGOs |
none found |
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