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Indigenous women from the Tomazia village looking at engravings from Guido Boggiani's book on the Kadiwéu Indians

Darcy Ribeiro

Museu do Índio
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Indigenous women from the Tomazia village looking at engravings from Guido Boggiani's book on the Kadiwéu Indians

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Title: Indigenous women from the Tomazia village looking at engravings from Guido Boggiani's book on the Kadiwéu Indians
Creator: Darcy Ribeiro
Photographer: Darcy Ribeiro
Bibliographic References: Acervo do Museu do Índio/Funai

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