- The
Tegua or
Tecua were an Arawak-speaking
indigenous people of
Colombia who died out in the 19th century. The
territories of the
Tegua stretched from...
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Tegua is an
island in Vanuatu's
Torres Islands chain,
located in
Torba Province. The
island spans 7 km by 6.5 km; on the
eastern side of the
island is...
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among three Hopi
villages atop the 5,700-foot (1,740 m) mesa: Hano (or
Tegua, Arizona),
Sitsomovi (or Sichomovi), and
Waalpi (or Walpi). Sikyátki is...
- Te-e-wun-na, and Tewa. In 1915, the
Board on
Geographic Names officially named it
Tegua,
before changing their decision in 1989 to the
current Hano. Hano is a Hopi...
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Torres group, from
north to south, are Hiw or Hiu (the largest), Metoma,
Tegua,
Ngwel (an
uninhabited islet), Linua, Lo or Loh, and Toga. The
island chain...
- from Port Vila. The
island is
located between the
neighboring islands of
Tegua and Hiu. The
summit elevation is 115 m.
Metoma is po****ted by
robber crabs...
- Islands, Vanuatu,
eastward through Fiji to
Tonga and
western Samoa, Toga, Lo,
Tegua, and Hiu Island. Allison, A.; Hamilton, A.; Tallowin, O. (2013). "Emoia...
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whose habitat was to the east of the Andes; the Arawakan-speaking Guayupe,
Tegua and Achagua. The
Muisca cuisine consisted of a
stable and
varied diet of...
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Venezuela portal Indigenous peoples of the
Americas portal U'wa Guayupe,
Tegua "Achagua." Encyclopædia Britannica. (retrieved 1
December 2011)
James Stuart...
- Chibcha-speaking U'wa
Sutagao Guane Lache Arawak-speaking
Achagua Tegua Guayupe Cariban-speaking
Panche Muzo Yarigui...
