2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1981-81222012000300009
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A 'Relação' de Jacinto de Carvalho (1719), um texto inédito de etnografia amazônica

Abstract: Depois de trabalhar por treze anos nas missões da Amazônia, o jesuíta português Jacinto de Carvalho (1677-1744) enviou ao superior da ordem uma relação descritiva do país e de alguns costumes da população indígena. Essa é a principal fonte etno-histórica da Amazônia na primeira metade do século XVIII, mas é conhecida somente por meio de uma tradução italiana coeva, até hoje inédita. Os trechos de interesse etnográfico foram aqui vertidos à língua portuguesa, precedidos de estudo.

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“…14 Mauricio Heriarte corroborates this archaeological evidence of regional integration in a mid-seventeenth century source, explaining that the Kondurí and Tapajó had the same idols, rituals and forms of governance (Heriarte 1874: 38). The Curiató people were part of the Kondurí province according to Heriarte and later were mentioned in the Tapajós and Madeira missions (Porro 2012, and2007). Heriarte also notes that, lying beyond the riverbank nation of the Kondurí, there were nations who were prone to attack those in peaceful relations with the Portuguese to gain access to iron tools (Heriarte 1874: 40).…”
Section: The Making Of Amerindian Deep Forest Zones: Kondurí and Tapajómentioning
confidence: 99%
“…14 Mauricio Heriarte corroborates this archaeological evidence of regional integration in a mid-seventeenth century source, explaining that the Kondurí and Tapajó had the same idols, rituals and forms of governance (Heriarte 1874: 38). The Curiató people were part of the Kondurí province according to Heriarte and later were mentioned in the Tapajós and Madeira missions (Porro 2012, and2007). Heriarte also notes that, lying beyond the riverbank nation of the Kondurí, there were nations who were prone to attack those in peaceful relations with the Portuguese to gain access to iron tools (Heriarte 1874: 40).…”
Section: The Making Of Amerindian Deep Forest Zones: Kondurí and Tapajómentioning
confidence: 99%