Antropologia
Pottery is no longer made among the peoples of the Paroo Savanna.
The native teachers (mostly 20-30 years old) didn't remember to have watched pottery making.
We invited a old woman, who got very happy to be able to teach the team.
We got two kinds of clay, some kilometers far from the village.
In the central plaza we gathered to learn the basics about making pottery.
Example of a traditional pot from the Mission village.
- Carlos Moreira, The Great Brazilian Ethnohistorian
My second friend to remember is Carlos de Araujo Moreira Neto, a native of Viçosa, in Minas Gerais state, a journalist as a young man, an unwilling bachelor in law, and the greatest ethnohistorian in Brazil. Carlos had friends in many different intellectual...
- Darcy Ribeiro, The Anthropologist For All Seasons
I would like to begin the New Year 2008 recollecting in brief notes the lives and deeds of a few very good friends who were anthropologists and/or indigenists, people who worked side-by-side with indigenous peoples of Brazil and other countries, who felt...
- Mission To The Cave
Images by Mariana Cabral in the Indigenous Land of the Tumuc-Humac Workshop of Scientific Initiation for the Indigenous Teachers (IEPÉ) The plaza of the village Stone flaking workshop Analizing stone artifacts Coming back from fieldwalk. Preparation...
- Tumuc-humac
The last day in the Mission village. ...
- Tumuc-humac
In the Mission village, with the katxuyana chief Honório and the Mission priests: frei Protásio and frei António. ...
Antropologia
Rediscovering pottery
Pottery is no longer made among the peoples of the Paroo Savanna.
The native teachers (mostly 20-30 years old) didn't remember to have watched pottery making.
We invited a old woman, who got very happy to be able to teach the team.
We got two kinds of clay, some kilometers far from the village.
In the central plaza we gathered to learn the basics about making pottery.
Example of a traditional pot from the Mission village.loading...
- Carlos Moreira, The Great Brazilian Ethnohistorian
My second friend to remember is Carlos de Araujo Moreira Neto, a native of Viçosa, in Minas Gerais state, a journalist as a young man, an unwilling bachelor in law, and the greatest ethnohistorian in Brazil. Carlos had friends in many different intellectual...
- Darcy Ribeiro, The Anthropologist For All Seasons
I would like to begin the New Year 2008 recollecting in brief notes the lives and deeds of a few very good friends who were anthropologists and/or indigenists, people who worked side-by-side with indigenous peoples of Brazil and other countries, who felt...
- Mission To The Cave
Images by Mariana Cabral in the Indigenous Land of the Tumuc-Humac Workshop of Scientific Initiation for the Indigenous Teachers (IEPÉ) The plaza of the village Stone flaking workshop Analizing stone artifacts Coming back from fieldwalk. Preparation...
- Tumuc-humac
The last day in the Mission village. ...
- Tumuc-humac
In the Mission village, with the katxuyana chief Honório and the Mission priests: frei Protásio and frei António. ...