“Como eu vivo, me sustento" formas indígenas de usos de recursos naturais
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2015-06Author
http://lattes.cnpq.br/3514638542635351
CARNEIRO, Diogo Borges
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The present research intends to achieve the comparison between sustainability indicatorsbased on etnoecological studies of two indigenous peoples from the Brazilian Amazon, the Katukina of Biá river, in the state of Amazonas, and the Arapiun Borari of Maró river in the state of Pará. Habits were analyzedrelated to the alimentation from hunting, fishing and the opening of crop fields. The social organization of each people was analyzed throughinterviews, geo coordinates and observations, in order to formulate an index of various criteria like size of area of plantation, distance of village center, agrobiodiversity, abundance and diversity of animals, time utilized for the capture, techniques and type of hunting and fishing. The two peoples showed strong convergences in some indicators whereas in others there were pronounced differences.
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