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Yagua
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Trading Day
Trading Day with the Yagua Indians: A Simulation. Overview: ... Each group first creates
Directions for Yagua Indians
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...young and very sociable fellow.": Report from Yagua village, Peru August
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Yagua Indians outside their hut - Click for hi-res image The Yagua Indians
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Day 02 - Ceiba Tops – Iquitos Morning boat ride, spotting for dolphins, to visit
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Morning boat ride, spotting for dolphins, to visit a small village of Yagua Indians
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...“We filmed a group of Yagua Indians near Pebas Peru several days ago. ... Image of Yagua
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Yagua Indians usually use these blowguns for hunting monkeys, tree porcupines,
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Visit a small village of Yagua Indians where your guide will explain the local Yagua
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The Yagua Indians eat together in a group. they had fish, yams, and a drink
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...issues concerning the indigenous rainforest peoples and addresses the multiplicity
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By now the local Yagua Indians were aware of our particular animal interests. ... This
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...be back for lunch at the lodge and spend some time in the afternoon visiting the
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Among the nearby Yagua Indians the practice is still common. ... In the distance, drums
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Upon canoeing deeper into the jungle, Menard came across the village of the Yagua
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Vera Lentz, who is polling Yagua Indians living on the Rio Momon in Peru, was requested
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A primitive weapon of the Yahua (Yagua) Indians of the Peruvian Amazon, this delicately
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When Cliver, Patricia and I arrived by boat at a remote Yagua village on the Yanayacu
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In the Peruvian part of the expedition: a Yagua indian prepares the dart he will
More information from Wikipedia.org:
There are approximately 3,000 to 4,000 Yagua people in northeastern Peru. Modernly they live near the Amazon, Napo, and Yavari Rivers and their tributaries. Ethnographic descriptions of the Yagua are found in Fejos (1943) and P. Powlison (1985). The history and migrations of the Yagua are described in Chaumeil (1983). As of 2005, apparently some Yagua have migrated northward to Colombia, near the town of Leticia.
The Yagua language is a member of the Peba-Yaguan language family. The language is documented in various works by Paul Powlison, Esther Powlison, Doris L. Payne, and Thomas E. Payne.
References
- Chaumeil, J. P. 1983. Historia y migraciones de los yagua. Lima: Peru.
- Fejos, Paul. 1943. Ethnology of the Yagua. Viking.
- Powlison, Paul. 1985. Yagua Mythology: Epic Tendencies in a New World Mythology. Dallas:
Yagua language
The Yagua language is spoken by the Yagua people, primarily in northeastern Peru. As of 2005, it appears that a few speakers may have migrated northward across the Peruvian-Colombian border near the town of Leticia.
Genetic affiliation
The Yagua language is a member of the Peba-Yaguan language family. As of yet, there is no sound scientific evidence that the Peba-Yaguan family is related to any other family or stock of South America (in particular, there is no evidence for grouping it with Cariban languages into a Macro-Carib stock). There has likely been contact between the Yaguas and Bora-Witotoan peoples, perhaps particularly during the era of the rubber-trade; this may account for some structural similarities between the languages (Payne, forthcoming).
Sociolinguistic Situation
The most recently available estimates, dating from the 1980's, are that there are about 3,000 to 4,000 speakers of the language. At that time, a majority of Yagua individuals were bilingual in both Spanish and the Yagua language. A few distant communities were still largely monolingual, and children were learning the language, though in at least some communities there was parental pressure on children to just speak Spanish. Some ethnic Yaguas are monolingual in Spanish.
Phonology
Within a word, there is metathesis of any morpheme-final /y/ with the onset of the following syllable. Vowels are both oral and nasal. A nasal consonant preceding a nasal vowel is a simple nasal sound ( [m], [n]); but a nasal consonant preceding an oral vowel has an oral release ([mb], [nd]). The language has either tone or a complex pitch-accent system, but this has never been adequately described.
Morphology
The language is highly agglutinative, such that most words consist of multiple morphemes, and a single word may contain more than one root.
Syntax
Most Yagua sentences begin with the verb, followed by the subject and object in that order (VSO). It is a "double object" language, with no known syntactic differences between the two objects of verbs like 'give', for example, or applied objects.
The language has numerous postpositions (and no prepositions, which is generally unexpected for VSO languages). There are over 40 noun classifiers, and essentially no "adjectives". Nouns are modified either by nouns, by classifiers, or by other suffixes.
The language is documented in various works by Paul Powlison, Esther Powlison, Doris L. Payne, and Thomas E. Payne.
REFERENCES
- Payne, Doris L. 1986. Basic word order in Yagua. Handbook of Amazonian Languages 1, ed. by Desmond Derbyshire and Geoffrey Pullum. Berlin: Mouton.
- Payne, Doris L. forthcoming. Source of the Yagua classifier system.
- Payne, Thomas E. 1994. The Twins Stories: Participant Coding in Yagua Narrative. Berkeley: University of California Press.
- Powlison, Paul and Esther Powlison. 1958. "El sistema numérico del yagua."
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