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Wayuu, an indigenous language spoken in northwestern Venezuela and northern Colombia, is part of the Arawak language family.
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Latin American Ephemera
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Metadata
- Geographic Origin
- Venezuela
- Geographic Subject
- Venezuela
- Subject
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- Education
- Education, Bilingual
- Minorities, ethnic and racial groups
- Indigenous peoples
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Item Summary
Wayuu, an indigenous language spoken in northwestern Venezuela and northern Colombia, is part of the Arawak language family.
Descriptive Information
- Title
- Aküjalaa natuma wayuu. Relatos del pueblo wayuu. Wayuu.
- Sort Title
- aküjalaa natuma wayuu. relatos del pueblo wayuu. wayuu.
- Date Created
- 2003
- Format
- Pamphlets
- Rights Statement
- Copyright Not Evaluated
Discovery Information
- Subject
-
- Education
- Education, Bilingual
- Minorities, ethnic and racial groups
- Indigenous peoples
- Geographic Subject
- Venezuela
- Geographic Origin
- Venezuela
Physical Characteristics
- Height
- 27
- Width
- 20
- Page Count
- 40
- File Count
- 23
Institutional Information
- Collection
- Latin American Ephemera
- Box number
- 41
- Folder number
- 107
- Barcode
- 32101099401976
- IIIF Manifest URL
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https://figgy.princeton.edu/concern/ephemera_folders/155475b5-3ce0-45ce-b6f4-129417724858/manifest