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Tucanoan (also
Tukanoan,
Tukánoan) is a
language family of Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, and Peru.
Jolkesky (2016)
notes that
there are
lexical similarities...
- ISBN 0292711867. Jackson, Jean E. The Fish
People -
Linguistic Exogamy and
Tukanoan Identity in
Northwest Amazonia (1983). ISBN 0-521-27822-8. Reichel-Dolmatoff...
- 258: 15.
Jackson JE (1983). The Fish
People -
Linguistic Exogamy and
Tukanoan Identity in
Northwest Amazonia.
Cambridge University Press. "Exogamy" ...
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Apart from the Maku and the Arawakan, Vaupés
Indians belong to
Eastern Tukanoan language family, most
prominent of them being,
other than the Barasana...
- Proto-Languages and
Archaeological Cultures: pre-history and
material culture in the
Tukanoan Family. In
Revista Brasileira de Linguística Antropológica. Vol. 5, No...
- Proto-Languages and
Archaeological Cultures: pre-history and
material culture in the
Tukanoan Family".
Revista Brasileira de Linguística Antropológica. 5 (1): 217–245...
- S2CID 34669901. Reichel-Dolmatoff,
Gerardo (1987).
Shamanism and art of the
Eastern Tukanoan Indians.
Iconography of religions.
Instituut voor godsdiensthistorische...
- Proto-Languages and
Archaeological Cultures: pre-history and
material culture in the
Tukanoan Family. In
Revista Brasileira de Linguística Antropológica. Vol. 5, No...
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Costa Chacon. (2018). CLDF
dataset derived from Chacon's "Arawakan and
Tukanoan contacts in
Northwest Amazonia prehistory" from 2017 (Version v1.1) [Data...
- general,
close to
areas of
Tukanoan, Tariana,
Tuyuka and
Piratapuyo po****tion, po****tions
which speak languages of the
Tukanoan language family, living...
