As abordagens funcionalista e histórico-materialista na interpretação da religião dos Tupinambá

Tupinambá Practices of Violence, Warfare, and Cannibalism in Sixteenth Century Brazil Through Ethnohistory and Archaeology

“…In Brazil, although historians and cultural anthropologists have been discussing topics related to warfare for decades (e.g., AGNOLIN, 2002;CASTRO, 1986;CUNHA, CASTRO, 1985;FERNANDES, 1963FERNANDES, , 1970LIMA, 2009;MANO, 2009;YAMAUTI, 2006), archaeologists have not paid enough attention to the topic of warfare in general, despite some notable exceptions (e.g., GRILLO, 2009;LESSA, SOUZA, 2009;LINO, FUNARI, 2013;LINO, SYMONDS, 2021, OLIVEIRA et al, 2017. For instance, Buarque (2010) and Prous (2005) suggest that there are a small number of iconographic depictions of human bodies in ceramic plates recovered in Tupinambá archaeological contexts.…”