The Anthropology of the State of S Paulo Brazil
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This book is recognised 12 as truthful by the critical study, particularly with reference to things which he himself could ob- serve. The information obtained from other sources, as, for example, the cannibalism of the Guayanas does not deserve the same credit. The cannibalism common among the Guaranis and Tupis, was not practised by the people of the Ges family. Thus Ewer- ton Quadros affirms that the Cayuas devoured their prisoners, while we know that the Guayanas and Caingangs never tasted h...uman flesh.
ARCHEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS In general the narratives of the historians of the sixteenth century are altogether deficient concerning the weapons, customs and utensils used in the daily life of the aborigines.
To fill in this hiatus is the office of archeological investigation, the principal results of which we shall now proceed to give. The division of primitive cul- ture into a paleolithic and, a neolithic era. Which has proved so prolific in the archeological studies of Europe, is not applicable to the prehistoric culture of S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This book is recognised 12 as truthful by the critical study, particularly with reference to things which he himself could ob- serve. The information obtained from other sources, as, for example, the cannibalism of the Guayanas does not deserve the same credit. The cannibalism common among the Guaranis and Tupis, was not practised by the people of the Ges family. Thus Ewer- ton Quadros affirms that the Cayuas devoured their prisoners, while we know that the Guayanas and Caingangs never tasted h...uman flesh.
ARCHEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS In general the narratives of the historians of the sixteenth century are altogether deficient concerning the weapons, customs and utensils used in the daily life of the aborigines.
To fill in this hiatus is the office of archeological investigation, the principal results of which we shall now proceed to give. The division of primitive cul- ture into a paleolithic and, a neolithic era. Which has proved so prolific in the archeological studies of Europe, is not applicable to the prehistoric culture of S.
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