The Yanomamo of the Amazon Forest

Yanomamo, also called Yanomamo, is a group of approximately 35,000 indigenous people living in about 200 villages of the Amazon rainforest in South America between Venezuela and Brazil. Like most other tribes, Yanoma has moved to a passage between Asia and the United States about 15,000 years ago. Yonema means "human". There are four branches in the tribe, and they have their own language. Sonema living in the north, Ninam living in the south east, and Janomum living in Janomum.

Central Brazilian Jano is one of the oldest examples of classic forestry infantry before Colombia. Yanomamo is almost completely hidden in the Amazon rainforest of South America. He lives in small bands and tribes and lives in a circular public lodge called Shabono. Yamato also has language composed of various dialects, but there is no real written language. Clothes are very few, most of their everyday life is centered around gardening, hunting, gatherings, crafting, and mutual visits. These small tribes put their men at a high level. The chief is always male, and they are responsible for the general knowledge and safety of the group women. If you feel that you need a man and you can marry multiple women at once, these men can defeat your wife. This loose polygamy is a way to increase the tribal population. One way to form a political alliance is a party.

My name is Eric Dunning. This is my advice for studying the Yanomamo family in Brazilian rainforest. I wrote a historical overview of the Yanomamo tribe and its religion and culture, from spouse's position to the kind of food they eat. I chose this tribe. Because, according to many anthropologists, Yanomamo may be the last culture to touch the modern world. Central Brazilian Jano is one of the oldest examples of classic forestry infantry before Colombia. Yanomamo is almost completely hidden in the Amazon rainforest of South America. He lives in small bands and tribes and lives in a circular public lodge called Shabono. Yamato also has language composed of various dialects, but there is no real language