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Macushi

The Macushi (Makuusi, Portuguese: Macuxi) are an Indigenous people living in the borderlands of southern Guyana, northern Brazil in the state of Roraima, and in an eastern part of Venezuela.

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Brazil
33,603 (2014)
Guyana
9,500 (2011)
Venezuela
89 (2011)

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Macushi

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples93
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
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Macushi

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related to history · 27
Macushi → Akawaio, Amerindian, Another, Brazilian, Caribs, Dutch, English, From, In, Inshkirung, Insikiran, Irishman Lourenço Belforte, Kanaima, Life, Luso-Brazilian, Macushis, Makunaima, Negi, Patamona, Portuguese
related to Guyana · 22
Macushi → Amerindian, Annai, Crash Water, Cuthbert Cary-Elwes, European, Guyana, Ignatius, In, In Guyana, Jesuit, Karasabai, Kwatamang, Moco-Moco, Northern Rupununi Savannah, Rewa, Rupununi, Rupununi Region, St, Surama, The Iwokrama International Centre
related to Identification · 12
Macushi → Arecuna, Kamarakoto, Macusi, Macussi, Makushi, Makusi, Makuxi, Pemon, Taurepan, Teueia, Teweya, The Macushi
related to Language · 12
Macushi → Brazil, Carib, English, Guyana, Latin, Macushi-Kapon, New Testament, Portuguese, Some, Spanish, The Macushi, Venezuela
related to Brazil · 8
Macushi → Boa Vista, Brazil, During, Indigenous, Raposa Serra, Roraima, Sol, The Brazilian Government
related to Housing and lifestyle · 2
Macushi → They, When
Brazil · 1
Macushi → 33,603 (2014)
Guyana · 1
Macushi → 9,500 (2011)
Venezuela · 1
Macushi → 89 (2011)

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guyana brazil portuguese rupununi people indigenous also language cassava venezuela village english well brazilian part roraima spanish considered villages cultivation

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MacushiBrazil33,603 (2014)1.00infobox
MacushiGuyana9,500 (2011)1.00infobox
MacushiVenezuela89 (2011)1.00infobox
shifting cultivationinstance ofthe Macushi couple lives in the wife's family's village and the father-in-law is of great importance in Macushi kinship.Macushi practice hunting and agriculture methods0.80text
fish-poisoning.Similar to other Indigenous groups in the areainstance ofthe Macushi couple lives in the wife's family's village and the father-in-law is of great importance in Macushi kinship.Macushi practice hunting and agriculture methods0.80text
Macushi traditional life relies a great deal on the bitter cassavainstance ofthe Macushi couple lives in the wife's family's village and the father-in-law is of great importance in Macushi kinship.Macushi practice hunting and agriculture methods0.80text
and cultivation tasks are divided by genderinstance ofthe Macushi couple lives in the wife's family's village and the father-in-law is of great importance in Macushi kinship.Macushi practice hunting and agriculture methods0.80text
jaguarsinstance ofusually animals0.80text
batsinstance ofusually animals0.80text
or armadillosinstance ofusually animals0.80text
Macushirelated to BrazilDuring0.60section
Macushirelated to BrazilBrazil0.60section

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