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Xingu House, Nova Lima, Minas Gerais,
Courtesy: Tetro Arquitetura
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Xingu House, Nova Lima, Minas Gerais,
Courtesy: Tetro Arquitetura
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Mulheres e menina Kamayurá debulhando urucum em uma panela de barro
In Guran, Milton & Fausto, Carlos. 2008. Casas do Brasil 2008: A casa xinguana. Coleção Casas do Brasil, v. 3. São Paulo: Museu da Casa Brasileira; Secretaria de Estado da Cultura.
A French Air Force Embraer EMB 121 Xingu running up RAF Northholt
Mulher xinguana espremendo a massa da mandioca, com pequena esteira
Villas-Bôas, Cláudio e Orlando. 1984. Xingu : Os contos do Tamoin. São Paulo: Kuarup. @nimuendaju
BRAZIL -> Xingu Native Indians, Kamayurás Women Shell Necklace, (1980s)
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Karl von den Steinen (centro), durante sua segunda expedição ao Xingu
In von den Steinen, Karl. 1894. Unter den Naturvölkern Zentral-Brasiliens. Berlin: Hoefer & Vohsen.
"It is largely due to his influence that Germany has taken a prominent part in anthropological work in South America. Paul Ehrenreich, Max Schmidt and Theodor Koch-Grinberg were all stimulated by his enthusiasm." (Franz Boas, Obituary: Karl von den Steinen, 1930)
"Assim como a viagem ao Xingú em 1887 representa o início das expedições puramente etnográficas na América do Sul, foi Karl von den Steinen o primeiro a considerar os índios brasileiros sem qualquer preconceito e orientado sòmente pela vontade de ver o humano em todos os homens, de vê-lo com idéias largas e férteis, idéias de espírito agudo e idéias de grande coração." (Herbert Baldus, A obra de Karl von den Steinen, 1940)