Signs don't speak

Signs don't speak /

The Waiãpi Indians reflect on how their concept of territory has changed since the arrival of gold prospectors in the 1970s. They recognize a need to demarcate their land in order to prevent destruction of the forest by outsiders.

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Gallois, Dominique Tilkin, Carelli, Vincent
Format:	Electronic Video
Language:	Undetermined
Published:	Watertown, Mass. : Documentary Educational Resources, 1996.
Series:	Ethnographic video online.
Subjects:	Wayampi Indians > Land tenure. Wayampi Indians > Government relations. Documentary. Documentaries and Factual Films Documentary films. Nonfiction films. Ethnographic films.
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