-
different people than the Suruí do Jiparaná. The Suruí are also
known as the
Sororós, Aikewara, Akewara, and
Akewere people. The Suruí do Pará
language belongs...
- The
Sororó River (Portuguese: Rio
Sororó) is a
river in the
state of Pará, Brazil. It is a left
tributary of the Itacaiúnas River.
Tributaries of the Sororó...
- Jiparaná Mondé Rondônia 1,172 2010 Suruí do Pará Aikewara, Akewara, Akewere,
Sororos Tupi–Guarani Pará 383 2014 Suyá Kisêdjê, Kisidjê Jê Mato
Grosso 330 2010...
- (Unattested.) Kradahó / Gradaú – once
spoken between the
Araguaia River and
Sororó River, Pará, now
perhaps extinct.
Ushikrin –
extinct dialect once spoken...
-
direct influence of four rivers: Itacaiunas, Tocantins,
Tauarizinho and
Sororó. In
addition to the
basins related to
these rivers, the muni****lity is...
- Portuguese).
Instituto Socioambiental.
Retrieved 2
March 2017. "Terra Indígena
Sororó".
Terras Indígenas no
Brasil (in Portuguese).
Instituto Socioambiental....
- (Brazil) Do Sono
River (Minas Gerais) Do Sono
River (Tocantins)
Sorocaba River Sororò River Sotério
River Soturno River Suaçuí
Grande River Suaçuí
Pequeno River...
- hydroelectricity. In the
north and
central part of the park the main
rivers are the
Sororó,
Sorozinho and Cardoso,
which flow west and
north to the Tocantins. In the...
-
Roman farms. In 846,
Sohren had its
first do****entary
mention when the
Sororo marca was
donated to
Saint Alban's
Abbey in
Mainz by
Count of the Nahegau...
- Saco
River Cajàzeira
River Da
Direita River Itacaiunas River Catete River Sororò River Vermelho River Parauapebas River Tapirapé
River Pium
River Araguaia...
