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Fulni-o
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| Indigenous Group |
Fulni-o (Also known as: Fulni-ô, Fulnio, Kanijo)
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| Location |
Brazil, State of Pernambuco, Municipality of Aguas Belas, Sertao area, Recife
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| Estimated Population |
2,930 (1999,
Instituto Socioambiental) |
| Environment |
Arid / Forest
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| Lifestyle |
Semi-nomadic
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| Subsistence |
Agriculture / Handicraft Sales
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| Level of Assimilation |
Fairly Traditional
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| Language Family |
Fulnio
Classification:
Macro-Ge, Fulnio
Alternate Names:
Furniô, Fornió, Carnijó, Iatê, Yatê
Dialects:
Fulniô, Yatê |
| Website URLs |
Indigenous Peoples in Brazil : Fulni-ô
Ethnologue: Fulniô, A Language of Brazil
The Fulnio Indians of the Pernambuco Area of Northeastern Brazil
The Fulni-o Tribe
The Fulni-ô Tribe
Vocabulary of The Fulnio Language
Brazil: regional activities in the Indigenous April
The Culture of the Indian People
Povos Indígenas de Pernambuco
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| NGOs |
The Fulni-o Tribe
Kidlink
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