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tribes are: Tupiniquim, Tupinambá, Potiguara, Tabajara, Caetés, Temiminó,
Tamoios. The Tupi were
adept agriculturalists; they grew c****ava, corn,
sweet potatoes...
- The
Rodovia dos
Tamoios (official
designation SP-099) is a
highway in the
Brazilian state of São Paulo. The
Rodovia dos
Tamoios is a dual carriageway...
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after the 2004
Haiti rebellion. The
Tamoyo Confederation (Confederação dos
Tamoios in Portuguese) was a
military alliance of
aboriginal chieftains of the...
- Espírito
Santo state after losing their territories to long-term enemies, the
Tamoios, only to come back to Rio de
Janeiro in 1564 with
Estacio de Sá's fleet...
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contains part of the
Tamoios Ecological Station. The
conservation units are
contained within the 12,400
hectares (31,000 acres)
Tamoios Environmental Protection...
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Tamoios Ecological Station (Portuguese: Estação Ecológica de
Tamoios) is a
coastal marine ecological station in the
state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The...
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Environmental Protection Area,
where the
village of
Trindade is
located Tamoios Ecological Station Serra da
Bocaina National Park Baia de Paraty, Paraty...
- of
French resistance to
Portuguese occupation.
While the
French had the
Tamoios as
their allies, the Temiminós
Indians led by
Arariboia supported the Portuguese...
- of the
French colonists of
France Antarctique by
managing to
pacify the
Tamoio natives, who had
previously fought the Portuguese. The
Jesuits took part...
- "grandfathers" (
Tamoio), soon
joined by the "relatives of the ancients" (Tupinambá),
which could mean
relatives of the
Tamoio or a
Tamoio term for relatives...
