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Pemon

The Pemon or Pemón (Pemong) are Indigenous people living in areas of Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana. The Pemon people are divided into three principal dialects and traditions, which are Arekuna, Kamarakoto, and Taurepang.

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Language

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Myths

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"Kueka" stone controversy

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Brazil
792 (2014)
Guyana
c. 500
Venezuela
30,148 (2011)

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People

Language

Myths

"Kueka" stone controversy

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Pemon

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples90
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Pemon

Top relations

related to People · 22
Pemon → Angel Falls, Arekuna, Auyantepui, Brazil, Canaima National Park, Cariban, Christianity, Gran Sabana, In Venezuela, Ingarikó, Iris Myers, Kamarakoto, Macushi/Makushi, Macuxi, Makushi, Makuxi, Mapoyo, The Pemon, Their, Tualipang
related to Myths · 13
Pemon → After, Christian, German, Gran Sabana, He, Important, Makunaíma, Mount Roraima, Roraima, The, The Pemon, Theodor Koch-Grunberg, Wei
related to "Kueka" stone controversy · 12
Pemon → April, Berlin Tiergarten, German, In, Kueka, On, Schwarzenfeld, Since, Venezuela, Venezuela's Canaima National Park, Venezuelan, Wolfgang Kraker
related to Further reading · 11
Pemon → David John Thomas, From Roraima, Illinois Press, Order Without Government, Orinoco, Pemon Indians, The Society, Theodor Koch-Grunberg, University, Venezuela, Vom Roraima Zum Orinoco
related to Language · 11
Pemon → According, Arekuna, Bolívar State, Cariban, Gran Sabana, It, Kamarakoto, Pemón, Spanish, Taurepang, Venezuela
related to Religion · 9
Pemon → Furthermore, He, Iwarrika, Kanaima, Makunaima, Mythological, Sigu, The, The Shaman
related to Lifestyle · 7
Pemon → Boulton, Canaima, Catholic, Chamanes, Many Pemon, The Pemon, This
related to External links · 2
Pemon → LegendsPemón, Pemon Myths
Brazil · 1
Pemon → 792 (2014)
Guyana · 1
Pemon → c. 500

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venezuela people brazil language guyana stone also makunaíma myths religion part mountains important pemón arekuna kamarakoto roraima spanish work gran

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PemonBrazil792 (2014)1.00infobox
PemonGuyanac. 5001.00infobox
PemonVenezuela30,148 (2011)1.00infobox
Pemonrelated to "Kueka" stone controversyIn0.60section
Pemonrelated to "Kueka" stone controversyWolfgang Kraker0.60section
Pemonrelated to "Kueka" stone controversySchwarzenfeld0.60section
Pemonrelated to "Kueka" stone controversyVenezuela's Canaima National Park0.60section
Pemonrelated to "Kueka" stone controversyBerlin Tiergarten0.60section
Pemonrelated to "Kueka" stone controversySince0.60section
Pemonrelated to "Kueka" stone controversyGerman0.60section
Pemonrelated to "Kueka" stone controversyVenezuelan0.60section
Pemonrelated to "Kueka" stone controversyOn0.60section

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