Xingu tribe hi-res stock photography and images

Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Traditional Oca family house, bicycle, satelite dish, motorbike and tree. Combination of traditional culture and new technology. Stock Photo

RMDYXMCE–Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Traditional Oca family house, bicycle, satelite dish, motorbike and tree. Combination of traditional culture and new technology.

Xingu river in the Aamzone, Brazil. Stock Photo

RMBKT0C4–Xingu river in the Aamzone, Brazil.

Xingu River, Para State, Brazil. The Volta Grande; Aldeia Terra Wangã da Volta Grande - Maia, Arara ethnic group. Low river level, rocks. Stock Photo

RMDYXYB2–Xingu River, Para State, Brazil. The Volta Grande; Aldeia Terra Wangã da Volta Grande - Maia, Arara ethnic group. Low river level, rocks.

Head of the Asurini tribe of Baixo Amazonas refreshing at Xingu River, Pará State, Amazon, Brazil. 2010. Stock Photo

RF2J71DH0–Head of the Asurini tribe of Baixo Amazonas refreshing at Xingu River, Pará State, Amazon, Brazil. 2010.

Booking Blue Lagoon on Indigenous Kayabi - Caiabi tribe Stock Photo

RMFR9HJX–Booking Blue Lagoon on Indigenous Kayabi - Caiabi tribe

Indigenous woman from the Asurini tribe, having her face painted with tribal art. Índia Amazônica Brasileira. Xingu River, Baixo Amazonas, Brazil. Stock Photo

RF2J71F7H–Indigenous woman from the Asurini tribe, having her face painted with tribal art. Índia Amazônica Brasileira. Xingu River, Baixo Amazonas, Brazil.

Altamira, Brazil. Ant design on a beadwork sash with feather and cord decorations. Kayapo Indian's back. Stock Photo

RME01WKF–Altamira, Brazil. Ant design on a beadwork sash with feather and cord decorations. Kayapo Indian's back.

Indian art of Asurini tribe of Baixo Amazonas, Rio Xingu, Brazilian Amazon, painting tribal art. 2010. Stock Photo

RF2J6C383–Indian art of Asurini tribe of Baixo Amazonas, Rio Xingu, Brazilian Amazon, painting tribal art. 2010.

Museum of Tomorrow, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Millennial Amazon Exhibition. Straw crafts from the Waurá tribe who live at the top of the Xingu River. Stock Photo

RF2Y47EK8–Museum of Tomorrow, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Millennial Amazon Exhibition. Straw crafts from the Waurá tribe who live at the top of the Xingu River.

porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Segu Stock Photo

RF2RFN3C2–porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Segu

Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Oca houses. Stock Photo

RMEXPR00–Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Oca houses.

Indigenous people, Mehinako (Xingu) man adorned with traditional body paint, Mato Grosso, Brazil, South America Stock Photo

RM2KJMF4J–Indigenous people, Mehinako (Xingu) man adorned with traditional body paint, Mato Grosso, Brazil, South America

Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Kuarup festival. Stock Photo

RMEXPPPX–Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Kuarup festival.

Indigenous women from the Kamayura and other South Xingu groups engage in a Huka‑Huka wrestling match at the Yamuricuma Party, Amazon, Brazil. Stock Photo

RMA31798–Indigenous women from the Kamayura and other South Xingu groups engage in a Huka‑Huka wrestling match at the Yamuricuma Party, Amazon, Brazil.

(dpa files) - Women of the Jawalapiti tribe carry baskets full of manioc to their village, in the Xingu National Park in Brazil, 1976. The staple food of the Native Amazon Indians is manioc and the main source of protein is fish. Many of the hunting and agricultural skills of the original Indian tri Stock Photo

RMD3BG9T–(dpa files) - Women of the Jawalapiti tribe carry baskets full of manioc to their village, in the Xingu National Park in Brazil, 1976. The staple food of the Native Amazon Indians is manioc and the main source of protein is fish. Many of the hunting and agricultural skills of the original Indian tri

Beautiful view of the Xingu River beach in the Amazon rainforest on a summer day. Environment, biodiversity, ecology, climate change, conservation Stock Photo

RF3BPGRN5–Beautiful view of the Xingu River beach in the Amazon rainforest on a summer day. Environment, biodiversity, ecology, climate change, conservation

Cacique Raoni Metuktire, chief indigenous leader of the Kayapo ethnic group, portrait at the Environment Week - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 06.06.2024 Stock Photo

RF2XAT8F8–Cacique Raoni Metuktire, chief indigenous leader of the Kayapo ethnic group, portrait at the Environment Week - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 06.06.2024

RF2RFN3KD–porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Segu

Brazilian indigenous man on his cell phone Stock Photo

RFKYXMEX–Brazilian indigenous man on his cell phone

May 14, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - A Xikrin couple clean a very dirty apartment in a housing space for indigenous visitors in Altamira. Many of members of the Xikrin indigenous tribe complain that they were not consulted about the dam despite a constitutional obligation to do so. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ77PF–May 14, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - A Xikrin couple clean a very dirty apartment in a housing space for indigenous visitors in Altamira. Many of members of the Xikrin indigenous tribe complain that they were not consulted about the dam despite a constitutional obligation to do so. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

Xingu indians hunting in the Amazone, Brazil Stock Photo

RMC8RWKD–Xingu indians hunting in the Amazone, Brazil

An Indigenous Indian in the capital of Brazil showing support. Stock Photo

RF2R6EK7F–An Indigenous Indian in the capital of Brazil showing support.

Apr 22, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - A Xikrin mother listens to music as she breastfeeds her daughter. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ76NW–Apr 22, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - A Xikrin mother listens to music as she breastfeeds her daughter. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

Blue lagoon with sunken garden in the Reserve Indigena Kayabi - Caiabi tribe Stock Photo

RMFR9HHX–Blue lagoon with sunken garden in the Reserve Indigena Kayabi - Caiabi tribe

May 16, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Bekre, a young Xikrin man, plays pool with friends in an Altamira bar. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ76P8–May 16, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Bekre, a young Xikrin man, plays pool with friends in an Altamira bar. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

Bianca Jagger poses with Ruth Buendia Mestoquiari, President of Central Ashaninka Del Rio Ene, Peru, Sheyla Yakarepi Juruna, Representative of the Juruna Tribe of the Xingu River Basin, Brazil and Cheif Almir Narayamoga Surui, Leader of the Suru’ Tribe of the Madeira River Basin, Brazil. Flooding Our Future - photocall held at the Human Rights Action Centre, Amnesty International Stock Photo

RMD9FD27–Bianca Jagger poses with Ruth Buendia Mestoquiari, President of Central Ashaninka Del Rio Ene, Peru, Sheyla Yakarepi Juruna, Representative of the Juruna Tribe of the Xingu River Basin, Brazil and Cheif Almir Narayamoga Surui, Leader of the Suru’ Tribe of the Madeira River Basin, Brazil. Flooding Our Future - photocall held at the Human Rights Action Centre, Amnesty International

Head of the Asurini Indigenous tribe in the Brazilian Amazon. Xingu River, Brazil, 2010. Stock Photo

RF2J71D85–Head of the Asurini Indigenous tribe in the Brazilian Amazon. Xingu River, Brazil, 2010.

May 2, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - The government provides an education for Xikrin students in their villages, though the Xikrin complain that the classes are taught in Potuguese rather than their native language. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ76PE–May 2, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - The government provides an education for Xikrin students in their villages, though the Xikrin complain that the classes are taught in Potuguese rather than their native language. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

RFFH4G9X–Indian Hut in Brasil.

May 5, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - The village of Poti-Kro is organized according to Xikrin tradition, with the meeting house standing in the center with the homes surrounding in a circle. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ77TK–May 5, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - The village of Poti-Kro is organized according to Xikrin tradition, with the meeting house standing in the center with the homes surrounding in a circle. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

Indigenous people, man of the indigenous people Mehinako (Xingu) making traditional graphic art, Pernambuco, Brazil, South America Stock Photo

RM2KJMF5J–Indigenous people, man of the indigenous people Mehinako (Xingu) making traditional graphic art, Pernambuco, Brazil, South America

Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Guests' hammocks inside the house. Stock Photo

RMEXPPPW–Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Guests' hammocks inside the house.

Xingu Amazon Brazil Indigenous People celebrating Yamuricumã Party at Kamayurá tribe Stock Photo

RMAAM6TC–Xingu Amazon Brazil Indigenous People celebrating Yamuricumã Party at Kamayurá tribe

Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Guest hammocks in traditional Oca house. Stock Photo

RMEXPP74–Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Guest hammocks in traditional Oca house.

(dpa files) - Women of the Jawalapiti tribe stamp dried manioc fruits, in a hut in the Xingu National Park in Brazil, 1976. The staple food of the Native Amazon Indians is manioc and the main source of protein is fish. Many of the hunting and agricultural skills of the original Indian tribes are sti Stock Photo

RMD3BMXH–(dpa files) - Women of the Jawalapiti tribe stamp dried manioc fruits, in a hut in the Xingu National Park in Brazil, 1976. The staple food of the Native Amazon Indians is manioc and the main source of protein is fish. Many of the hunting and agricultural skills of the original Indian tribes are sti

Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu; the port on the Kuluene River. Stock Photo

RMEXPR1R–Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu; the port on the Kuluene River.

RF3BPGRKD–Beautiful view of the Xingu River beach in the Amazon rainforest on a summer day. Environment, biodiversity, ecology, climate change, conservation

Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Fire in the cerrados forest dangerously close to the village. Stock Photo

RMDYXMC2–Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Fire in the cerrados forest dangerously close to the village.

RF2XAT87T–Cacique Raoni Metuktire, chief indigenous leader of the Kayapo ethnic group, portrait at the Environment Week - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 06.06.2024

Mato Grosso State, Brazil. Entrance to the Indigenous Park of the Xingu with FUNAI sign'Protected Land, no access for strangers'. Stock Photo

RMDYXMD5–Mato Grosso State, Brazil. Entrance to the Indigenous Park of the Xingu with FUNAI sign'Protected Land, no access for strangers'.

RMC8RWMF–Xingu indians hunting in the Amazone, Brazil

RF2RFN3JA–porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Segu

RMFR9HHW–Blue lagoon with sunken garden in the Reserve Indigena Kayabi - Caiabi tribe

RFKYXMDR–Brazilian indigenous man on his cell phone

RF2R6EK86–An Indigenous Indian in the capital of Brazil showing support.

RF2J71D7R–Head of the Asurini Indigenous tribe in the Brazilian Amazon. Xingu River, Brazil, 2010.

May 3, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Bepoti and his wife Kopri are the two elders of Poti-Kro. It is the elders' responsibility to pass on the tribe's myths and stories. Villagers are unwilling to share these stories to outsiders, because they are considered the elders' 'property.' Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ76P9–May 3, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Bepoti and his wife Kopri are the two elders of Poti-Kro. It is the elders' responsibility to pass on the tribe's myths and stories. Villagers are unwilling to share these stories to outsiders, because they are considered the elders' 'property.' Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

RMD9FD25–Bianca Jagger poses with Ruth Buendia Mestoquiari, President of Central Ashaninka Del Rio Ene, Peru, Sheyla Yakarepi Juruna, Representative of the Juruna Tribe of the Xingu River Basin, Brazil and Cheif Almir Narayamoga Surui, Leader of the Suru’ Tribe of the Madeira River Basin, Brazil. Flooding Our Future - photocall held at the Human Rights Action Centre, Amnesty International

Apr 23, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Most of the Xikrin end the day with a bath in the river. The Bacaja River plays an important part in the lives of the Poti-Kro Xikrin as a major source of food and transportation. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ77TR–Apr 23, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Most of the Xikrin end the day with a bath in the river. The Bacaja River plays an important part in the lives of the Poti-Kro Xikrin as a major source of food and transportation. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

RM2KJMF60–Indigenous people, man of the indigenous people Mehinako (Xingu) making traditional graphic art, Pernambuco, Brazil, South America

Apr 24, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - MUKUKA spends time with relatives during the midday heat. The village of Poti-Kro is made up almost entirely of direct descendants of the two village elders. The indigenous Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ76NX–Apr 24, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - MUKUKA spends time with relatives during the midday heat. The village of Poti-Kro is made up almost entirely of direct descendants of the two village elders. The indigenous Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

Xingu, Amazon rain forest people, Brazil. Yaulapiti Indigenous People. Body painting with urucum, an red-colored plant. Stock Photo

RMAAKWNC–Xingu, Amazon rain forest people, Brazil. Yaulapiti Indigenous People. Body painting with urucum, an red-colored plant.

Apr 27, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Kroire, a warrior of Poti-Kro, returns from a successful hunting trip with a jabuti, or land turtle. Villagers usually take boats to different parts of the jungle to avoid overhunting any one area. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ76P5–Apr 27, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Kroire, a warrior of Poti-Kro, returns from a successful hunting trip with a jabuti, or land turtle. Villagers usually take boats to different parts of the jungle to avoid overhunting any one area. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

(dpa files) - A woman of the Jawalapiti tribe mixes a dough from dried manioc, in a hut in the Xingu National Park in Brazil, 1976. The staple food of the Native Amazon Indians is manioc and the main source of protein is fish. Many of the hunting and agricultural skills of the original Indian tribes Stock Photo

RMD3BMXX–(dpa files) - A woman of the Jawalapiti tribe mixes a dough from dried manioc, in a hut in the Xingu National Park in Brazil, 1976. The staple food of the Native Amazon Indians is manioc and the main source of protein is fish. Many of the hunting and agricultural skills of the original Indian tribes

May 5, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - A Xikrin woman holds her husband's shotgun while he cleans freshly hunted peccary in the river. According to tradition, Xikrin women are not allowed to leave the village while their husbands are out hunting-a wife must patiently wait for his return. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ77PN–May 5, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - A Xikrin woman holds her husband's shotgun while he cleans freshly hunted peccary in the river. According to tradition, Xikrin women are not allowed to leave the village while their husbands are out hunting-a wife must patiently wait for his return. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

Amazing drone aerial view of Xingu river and Amazon rainforest trees in Xingu indigenous land, Brazil. Concept of environment, ecology, conservation Stock Photo

RF3BPGT09–Amazing drone aerial view of Xingu river and Amazon rainforest trees in Xingu indigenous land, Brazil. Concept of environment, ecology, conservation

RFFH4G9J–Indian Hut in Brasil.

RF2XAT83C–Cacique Raoni Metuktire, chief indigenous leader of the Kayapo ethnic group, portrait at the Environment Week - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 06.06.2024

RMDYXMCK–Mato Grosso State, Brazil. Entrance to the Indigenous Park of the Xingu with FUNAI sign 'Protected Land, no access for strangers'.

traditional dance by Xingu indians in the Amazone, Brazil Stock Photo

RMC8RP42–traditional dance by Xingu indians in the Amazone, Brazil

Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Grating manioc, cassava root to make Beju. Stock Photo

RMEXPP4B–Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Grating manioc, cassava root to make Beju.

RMFR9HHB–Blue lagoon with sunken garden in the Reserve Indigena Kayabi - Caiabi tribe

Xingu River, Para State, Brazil. The Volta Grande; Aldeia Terra Wangã da Volta Grande - Maia, Arara ethnic group. Traditional house. Stock Photo

RMEXN02B–Xingu River, Para State, Brazil. The Volta Grande; Aldeia Terra Wangã da Volta Grande - Maia, Arara ethnic group. Traditional house.

RF2RFN3JG–porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Segu

RF2J71D81–Head of the Asurini Indigenous tribe in the Brazilian Amazon. Xingu River, Brazil, 2010.

Brazilian indigenous man wearing traditional clothes on his cell phone. 0.4% of the Brazilian population is indigenous Stock Photo

RFKYWC1H–Brazilian indigenous man wearing traditional clothes on his cell phone. 0.4% of the Brazilian population is indigenous

RF2R6EK80–An Indigenous Indian in the capital of Brazil showing support.

RMD9FDB2–Bianca Jagger poses with Ruth Buendia Mestoquiari, President of Central Ashaninka Del Rio Ene, Peru, Sheyla Yakarepi Juruna, Representative of the Juruna Tribe of the Xingu River Basin, Brazil and Cheif Almir Narayamoga Surui, Leader of the Suru’ Tribe of the Madeira River Basin, Brazil. Flooding Our Future - photocall held at the Human Rights Action Centre, Amnesty International

Indigenous people, man of the indigenous people Mehinako (Xingu) draws traditional graphic art, Pernambuco, Brazil, South America Stock Photo

RM2KJMF52–Indigenous people, man of the indigenous people Mehinako (Xingu) draws traditional graphic art, Pernambuco, Brazil, South America

George Catlin (American, 1796 - 1872 ), Four Xingu Indians, 1854/1869, oil on card mounted on paperboard, Paul Mellon Collection 1965.16.237 9 Four Xingu Indians C17031 Stock Photo

RMP01J0H–George Catlin (American, 1796 - 1872 ), Four Xingu Indians, 1854/1869, oil on card mounted on paperboard, Paul Mellon Collection 1965.16.237 9 Four Xingu Indians C17031

RMAAM6KF–Xingu Amazon Brazil Indigenous People celebrating Yamuricumã Party at Kamayurá tribe

Word AMAZON over traditional hut. Stock Photo

RFKTC6Y8–Word AMAZON over traditional hut.

indigenous festival in the south of bahia porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Seguro. PORTO SEGURO BAHIA BRAZIL Copyright: xJoaxSouzax 310723JOA0523 Stock Photo

RM2X623DG–indigenous festival in the south of bahia porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Seguro. PORTO SEGURO BAHIA BRAZIL Copyright: xJoaxSouzax 310723JOA0523

May 5, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Xikrin hunters offload a large haul of peccary to be cleaned in the river in the remaining light of day. For the next few days, the villagers will eat mostly peccary so that the meat will not go to waste. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMDJ77TT–May 5, 2013 - Poti-Kro, Para, Brazil - Xikrin hunters offload a large haul of peccary to be cleaned in the river in the remaining light of day. For the next few days, the villagers will eat mostly peccary so that the meat will not go to waste. Xikrin people live on the Bacaja, a tributary of the Xingu River, where construction of the Belo Monte Dam is reaching peak construction. Some scientists warn that the water level of the Bacaja will decrease precipitously due to the dam. (Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

RF3BPGRX2–Amazing drone aerial view of Xingu river and Amazon rainforest trees in Xingu indigenous land, Brazil. Concept of environment, ecology, conservation

RFFH4G95–Indian Hut in Brasil.

RF2XAT8CM–Cacique Raoni Metuktire, chief indigenous leader of the Kayapo ethnic group, portrait at the Environment Week - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 06.06.2024

RFKT4Y7X–Indian Hut in Brasil.

RMC8RP2P–traditional dance by Xingu indians in the Amazone, Brazil

RMA35829–Two Kayapo women

RMFR9HJN–Blue lagoon with sunken garden in the Reserve Indigena Kayabi - Caiabi tribe

Xingu River, Para State, Brazil. The Volta Grande; Aldeia Terra Wangã da Volta Grande - Maia, Arara ethnic group. Stock Photo

RMEXN02F–Xingu River, Para State, Brazil. The Volta Grande; Aldeia Terra Wangã da Volta Grande - Maia, Arara ethnic group.

RF2RFN3JD–porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Segu

RF2J71D84–Head of the Asurini Indigenous tribe in the Brazilian Amazon. Xingu River, Brazil, 2010.

Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Preparing for the Kuarup ceremony. Stock Photo

RMEXPP89–Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil. Aldeia Matipu. Preparing for the Kuarup ceremony.

. Women of all nations, a record of their characteristics, habits, manners, customs and influence; . 390 WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS The Tariana tribe on the Uaupes has the In the basin of the Xingu, women are same festival, and the men wear a kind of likewise strictly prohibited from seeing themask woven of human and monkey hair, masked dances ; the house in which the. l;y ,(?( ij o/t-:c Soiil/t AmerLaii Missionary Satiety. YAHGAN (TIERRA DEL FUEGO) FAMILY IN CANOE. which is likewise strictly kept from thegaze of women. A quarter of a centuryago a Franciscan monk in Ipanore, a largevillage of the Stock Photo

RM2CE6WJD–. Women of all nations, a record of their characteristics, habits, manners, customs and influence; . 390 WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS The Tariana tribe on the Uaupes has the In the basin of the Xingu, women are same festival, and the men wear a kind of likewise strictly prohibited from seeing themask woven of human and monkey hair, masked dances ; the house in which the. l;y ,(?( ij o/t-:c Soiil/t AmerLaii Missionary Satiety. YAHGAN (TIERRA DEL FUEGO) FAMILY IN CANOE. which is likewise strictly kept from thegaze of women. A quarter of a centuryago a Franciscan monk in Ipanore, a largevillage of the

RMD9FD23–Bianca Jagger poses with Ruth Buendia Mestoquiari, President of Central Ashaninka Del Rio Ene, Peru, Sheyla Yakarepi Juruna, Representative of the Juruna Tribe of the Xingu River Basin, Brazil and Cheif Almir Narayamoga Surui, Leader of the Suru’ Tribe of the Madeira River Basin, Brazil. Flooding Our Future - photocall held at the Human Rights Action Centre, Amnesty International

Indigenous people, Mehinako (Xingu) man is decorated and wears traditional body paint, Mato Grosso, Brazil, South America Stock Photo

RM2KJMF41–Indigenous people, Mehinako (Xingu) man is decorated and wears traditional body paint, Mato Grosso, Brazil, South America

Image from 'Voyage au Xingu,' a journey through the Xingu River region in Brazil, showcasing 68 vignettes and a map of the river. The work illustrates the indigenous cultures and landscapes of the area. Stock Photo

RMHKA3AP–Image from 'Voyage au Xingu,' a journey through the Xingu River region in Brazil, showcasing 68 vignettes and a map of the river. The work illustrates the indigenous cultures and landscapes of the area.

Xingu Amazon Brazil Indigenous People celebrating Yamuricumã Party at Kamayurá tribe Huka Huka fight Stock Photo

RMAAM6KA–Xingu Amazon Brazil Indigenous People celebrating Yamuricumã Party at Kamayurá tribe Huka Huka fight

. The earth and its inhabitants .. . 125 Miles. elevation of no more than 1,650 feet, and above the edge of the plateau rise a few isolated crests, attaining here and there a height of some 3,000 feet. Thus the orographic system of the Matto Grosso watershed, indifferently called " cordilheira " or " campos " dos Parexi, from the local Indian tribe, presents a mountainous aspect, only as seen from the south. On this steep side the face of the escarpments is carved into rocky walls, sharp peaks, or needles. Bat on the opposite side, facing the Tapajoz and Xingu basins, nothi Stock Photo

RMMAANKA–. The earth and its inhabitants .. . 125 Miles. elevation of no more than 1,650 feet, and above the edge of the plateau rise a few isolated crests, attaining here and there a height of some 3,000 feet. Thus the orographic system of the Matto Grosso watershed, indifferently called " cordilheira " or " campos " dos Parexi, from the local Indian tribe, presents a mountainous aspect, only as seen from the south. On this steep side the face of the escarpments is carved into rocky walls, sharp peaks, or needles. Bat on the opposite side, facing the Tapajoz and Xingu basins, nothi

RM2X623F2–indigenous festival in the south of bahia porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Seguro. PORTO SEGURO BAHIA BRAZIL Copyright: xJoaxSouzax 310723JOA0803

Amazing view of Xingu river water and Amazon rainforest trees in Xingu indigenous land, Brazil. Environment, ecology, conservation, biodiversity Stock Photo

RF3BPGRMX–Amazing view of Xingu river water and Amazon rainforest trees in Xingu indigenous land, Brazil. Environment, ecology, conservation, biodiversity

RFEJ4T0X–Indian Hut in Brasil.

RF2XAT832–Cacique Raoni Metuktire, chief indigenous leader of the Kayapo ethnic group, portrait at the Environment Week - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 06.06.2024

RFKT4Y7Y–Indian Hut in Brasil.

RMC8RP4P–traditional dance by Xingu indians in the Amazone, Brazil

RMA3583B–Kayapo man with his son

RMFR9HHE–Blue lagoon with sunken garden in the Reserve Indigena Kayabi - Caiabi tribe

RF2RFN3K1–porto seguro, bahia, brazil - august 1, 2023: Etina Pataxo Indians seen during the Aragwaka festival in the Jaqueira village in the city of Porto Segu

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