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Pampa
and Patagonia Region
The
Chaco Area
The
Littoral and Mesopotamian Region
The
Way We Are
In
Pampa and Patagonia there was a large amount of communities such
as the Querandís and the Araucanians coming from Chile,
apart from the Tehuelches and the Onas in the south and the Pampas
in the center. They had common characteristics. They hunted hares, foxes,
nandus and also fished. They lived in groups led by one cacique.
The
Neuquén Area
The
Pehuenche culture was settled down in Neuquén, living
by hunting and gathering and they were grouped in bands made
up by families and they believed in a supreme being who dwelt beyond the sea.
In Chaco there were the Tobas, Mocovíes and Abipones.
They basically hunted and gathered. They were integrated into
a system of bands led by one cacique. The families were monogamous but polygamy
was allowed to chiefs.
The Guarani culture prevailed in this area. They were sedentary
and farming people, who lived in large houses accommodating several families.
They believed in a lost paradise where they would return some day.
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