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The Karaja Indians
The Karaja belong to the non-classified linguistic group
of the Marco-Je who are divided into the Karaja, the Javae and the Xambioa. The
Araguaia Reservation is 4000 acres, inhabited by 2900 indians. Kara¡á
villages: Santa Isabel do Morro, Fontoura, Tutemã; Javaé villages: Txuiri,
Gantanã, Boto Velho, Wari Wari, São João, Cachoeirinha, Manalué , Barreira
Branca, Imonti; Xambioá villages: Xambioá and Kurerê.
Map and text from Palmas.org.
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