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About the Yagua Indians __ Brief overview. - From Earthwatch - http://www.earthwatch.org/ed/pm/lessons/culture.html 

Amazon people - yagua dancers __ Brief explanatory paragraph and a couple of photos. - illustrated - From junglephotos.com - http://www.junglephotos.com/people/traditions/yagdancrs.html 

Yagua and their Blowguns __ Is this the way it really happens? ""A native hunter slowly makes his way through the rainforest. Above, a colony of monkeys busy themselves in the high canopy. The hunter pauses, takes a dart from a quiver, and dips the tip into a curare-loaded resin. He carefully inserts the dart into his blowgun. A large male monkey moves from behind a shielding branch. The hunter takes aim, corrects for variation in his piece, blows, and the monkey tumbles to the ground, hardly noticed by the rest of the colony." Find out for yourself. - From John Waymire - http://www.biobio.com/dock/Yagua.html

Yagua Indians __ A one paragraph overview and several click-to-enlarge photos. - illustrated - From indian-cultures.com - http://indian-cultures.com/Cultures/yagua.html


 

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