Tapajó people

Ethnic group of Brazil

The Tapajós, also called the Santarém culture, were Indigenous Brazilian people, now extinct, who in the 17th century lived in the area around where the Tapajós flowed into the Amazon River, in the Brazilian state of Amazonas.[1]

## References

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1. ^ Jackson, Joe (28 February 2008). The Thief at the End of the World: Rubber, Power, and the Seeds of Empire. Penguin. p. 432\. ISBN 978-1101202692. Retrieved 1 February 2015.

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Indigenous peoples of Brazil

Indigenous peoples of the North Region

| Acre|

* Apurinã
* Asháninka
* Kaxinawá
* Kulina
* Machinere
* Yaminawá

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Amapá|

* Aparai
* Kalina
* Karipuna
* Palikur
* Wayampi

Amazonas|

* Amahuaca
* Apurinã
* Banawá
* Baniwa
* Barasana
* Bora
* Cambeba
* Cubeo
* Dâw
* Hupda
* Jamamadi
* Juma
* Korubo
* Kulina
* Macuna
* Mawé
* Matis
* Matsés
* Munduruku
* Mura
* Parintintín
* Pirahã
* Pira-tapuya
* Siriano
* Tariana
* Tembé
* Tenharim
* Ticuna
* Tiriyó
* Tucano
* Turiwára
* Wai-wai
* Wayampi
* Wayana
* White Indians
* Witoto
* Yanomami
* Zuruahã

Pará|

* Amanayé
* Anambé
* Aparai
* Apiacá
* Arara (Pará)
* Araweté
* Atikum
* Karajá
* Kayapo
* Kỳikatêjê
* Munduruku
* Parkatêjê
* Parakanã
* Suruí (Pará)
* Tembé
* Tiriyó
* Turiwára
* Wai-wai
* Wayampi
* Wayana
* Zo'é

Rondônia|

* Aikanã
* Akuntsu
* Arara (Rondônia)
* Cinta Larga
* Gavião (Rondônia)
* Kanoê
* Karitiana
* Kwaza
* Paiter
* Puruborá
* Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau
* Wari’

Roraima|

* Akawaio
* Macushi
* Patamona
* Pemon
* Wapishana
* Yanomami
* Ye'kuana

Tocantins|

* Apinajé
* Karajá
* Krahô
* Tapirapé
* Xambioá
* Xerente

Indigenous peoples of the Northeast Region

| Bahia|

* Pataxó

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Ceará|

* Kariri
* Tabajara
* Tapeba

Maranhão|

* Awá-Guajá
* Canela
* Guajajara
* Ka'apor
* Krĩkatí
* Gavião-Pykobjê

Paraíba|

* Potiguara

Pernambuco|

* Atikum
* Xukuru

Alagoas|

* Tingui-Botó

Unknown|

* Natú

Indigenous peoples of the Central-West Region

| Goiás|

* Avá-Canoeiro
* Karajá

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Mato Grosso|

* Aimoré
* Apiacá
* Aweti
* Bakairi
* Bororo
* Chiquitano
* Cinta Larga
* Enawene Nawe
* Guató
* Ikpeng
* Kaiabi
* Kalapalo
* Kamayurá
* Karajá
* Kayapo
* Kuikuro
* Matipu
* Munduruku
* Nahukuá
* Nambikwara
* Paiter
* Panará
* Paresi
* Rikbaktsa
* Kĩsêdjê (Suyá)
* Tapayúna
* Tapirapé
* Terena
* Trumai
* Umutina
* Wauja
* Xavante
* Yawalapiti
* Yudjá
* Zoró

Mato Grosso do Sul|

* Chamacoco
* Guarani-Kaiowá
* Guató
* Kadiweu
* Mbayá
* Ofayé
* Terena

Indigenous peoples of the South and Southeast Regions

| Espírito Santo|

* Tupiniquim

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Minas Gerais|

* Aimoré
* Kaxixó
* Xakriabá

Santa Catarina|

* Xokleng

São Paulo|

* Aimoré
* Kaingang
* Terena

Widespread|

* Kaingang

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* United States
* Israel

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