The upper indigenous peoples were nomads traveling across the peninsula practiced hunting, fishing and collection of fruits, while the indigenous groups in the south were semi-sedentary, practiced agricultural techniques and exploited coastal resources.
The indigenous groups in the south were semi-sedentary, practicing agricultural techniques and exploiting coastal resources. The upper indigenous peoples were nomads, traveling across the peninsula hunting, fishing, and collecting fruits.
The upper indigenous peoples were nomads, traveling across the peninsula hunting, fishing, and collecting fruits. The indigenous groups in the south were semi-sedentary, practicing agricultural techniques and exploiting coastal resources.
The upper indigenous peoples were nomads, traveling across the peninsula hunting, fishing, and collecting fruits. The indigenous groups in the south were semi-sedentary, practicing agricultural techniques and exploiting coastal resources.