The primary residence of these people is a longhouse known as the Tapui, which operated as self-subsistent economic and social units. Terminological confusion exists among the naming of this group as the term Cayua is often used interchangeably though it specifically refers to non- missionized natives as it means in the eponymous language, "men of the forest." This group is also compounded with the Tupi an indigenous peop
The primary residence of these people is a longhouse known as the Tapui, which operated as self-subsistent economic and social units. Terminological confusion exists among the naming of this group as the term Cayua is often used interchangeably though it specifically refers to non- missionized natives as it means in the eponymous language, "men of the forest." This group is also compounded with the Tupi an indigenous people found just to the north of the Rio de la Plata. The language of this native population is from the Amerind family and is still spoken by over 4 million in South America, and such loanwords as cougar, toucan, and jaguar can be traced to it. For 10 points, name these indigenous peoples of Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.
The primary residence of these people is a longhouse known as the Tapui, which operated as self-subsistent economic and social units.
Guarani