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Forms and meanings of the drawings-writings on the Stones of the Baniwa people: living knowledge and communication

This article deals (Veiga, 2023) with the dynamics of Baniwa knowledge through drawings on stones (petroglyphs) in the territory of the upper Rio Negro (AM), based on the ethnographic experience of a collective research trip to the upper Içana and Ayari rivers with teachers Baniwa from Kariamã schoo...

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Main Author: Veiga, Patrícia Regina Vannnetti
Format: Online
Language:Portuguese
Published: Universidade Estadual de Campinas. Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas 2026
Subjects:
Povo Baniwa
Artes indígenas
Redes de comunicação
Escritas
Educação indígena
Baniwa people
Indigenous arts
Communication networks
Indigenous education
Writings
Online Access:https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/ruris/article/view/20000
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Summary:This article deals (Veiga, 2023) with the dynamics of Baniwa knowledge through drawings on stones (petroglyphs) in the territory of the upper Rio Negro (AM), based on the ethnographic experience of a collective research trip to the upper Içana and Ayari rivers with teachers Baniwa from Kariamã school. Thus, I reflect on how these drawings - marked by mythological episodes and the action of ancestors during the formation of the world and cosmic organization (Baniwa; Barreto; Hugh-Jones; Luciano; Xavier) - are connected to different forms of languages, practices and arts (rituals, narratives, blessings, graphics, objects), which awaken its vivification today.
ISSN:2317-1480

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