Los Guayabero en el Oriente de Colombia. Apuntes sobre la situación actual
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v3i0.127-131Abstract
Los guayabero, radicados en el curso superior del río Guaviare, en el Oriente de Colombia, constituyen una tribu indígena que - después de haber sido diezmada hace unos treinta años por una epidemia - forma en la actualidad una población nuevamente en crecimiento que experimenta un proceso de acelerado cambio cultural. El presente trabajo se basa en datos recogidos durante los años 1970-1974 y enfoca los problemas inherentes a este proceso y a la invasión de sus tierras por personas de filiación no-guayabera.Downloads
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1975-01-01
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