Traditional Shamanism

Fronteras del corazón shamánico. Azares y dilemas Qom

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Los espíritus-jaguares: cráneos-trofeos y chamanismo entre los mojos (siglo XVII)

Ethnohistory / Indigenous Studies / Indigenous or Aboriginal Studies / Social Anthropology / Cosmology (Anthropology) / Social and Cultural Anthropology / Amerindian Cosmologies / Bolivian studies / War Studies / Shamanism / Jesuit history / South America (Archaeology) / Amazonia / Bolivia / Amazonian Archaeology / Indigenous Peoples / Cultural Anthropology / Anthropology of Shamanism / Animism / Jesuit Reductions / Native American Anthropology / Eduardo Viveiros de Castro / Amerindian Perspectivism / South American Archaeology / Chamanismo / South American Indians / Archaeology of shamanism / Skull / Shamanism, Pagan studies, Animism / Amazonian Ethnology / Mojos / Scalping / Shuar / Arawakan Languages / Jesuit missionaries / South America / Mosetén / Indigenous Warfare / Amazonian indigenous peoples / Chamanism / Indigenous Cosmologies / Trophy Skulls / ARAWAKAN PEOPLES / Beni, Bolivia / Llanos de Moxos / Jaguar Precolumbian Myth / Anthropology of Religion / Yurakaré / Jivaroan Peoples / Chamanismo Amazónico / Misiones Jesuíticas / Chamanisme Ethnologie / Chamanisme / Tsimane / Traditional Shamanism / Nivaclé / Social and Cultural Anthropology / Amerindian Cosmologies / Bolivian studies / War Studies / Shamanism / Jesuit history / South America (Archaeology) / Amazonia / Bolivia / Amazonian Archaeology / Indigenous Peoples / Cultural Anthropology / Anthropology of Shamanism / Animism / Jesuit Reductions / Native American Anthropology / Eduardo Viveiros de Castro / Amerindian Perspectivism / South American Archaeology / Chamanismo / South American Indians / Archaeology of shamanism / Skull / Shamanism, Pagan studies, Animism / Amazonian Ethnology / Mojos / Scalping / Shuar / Arawakan Languages / Jesuit missionaries / South America / Mosetén / Indigenous Warfare / Amazonian indigenous peoples / Chamanism / Indigenous Cosmologies / Trophy Skulls / ARAWAKAN PEOPLES / Beni, Bolivia / Llanos de Moxos / Jaguar Precolumbian Myth / Anthropology of Religion / Yurakaré / Jivaroan Peoples / Chamanismo Amazónico / Misiones Jesuíticas / Chamanisme Ethnologie / Chamanisme / Tsimane / Traditional Shamanism / Nivaclé

LAS AVES DUEÑAS DE LAS LLUVIAS Y LAS TEMPESTADES EN LA TRADICIÓN DE LOS INDÍGENAS MAKÁ DEL CHACO BOREAL (PARAGUAY) The birds that are masters of the rains and storms in the tradition of the Maka Indians people in Northern Chaco (Paraguay)

Bird (Ornithology) / Cosmology / Mithology / Ethnobotany, Ethnobiology, Ethnoecology / Gran Chaco (Paraguay) / Axis Mundi / Ethnoornitology / Traditional Shamanism / Axis Mundi / Ethnoornitology / Traditional Shamanism

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