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The Bororo are Gê speakers living in central Mato Grosso, Brazil, in three clusters of nine villages. The traditional economy was based on hunting, fishing, gathering, and horticulture. One hundred and fifty years of warfare, disease, and dislocation have decimated the Bororo population.  Although some Bororo seek to maintain as much as possible of their traditional culture, regular contact with Brazilians has meant assimilation for many of them. The Bororo have become farmers, wage laborers, producers of items for the tourist trade, and consumers of commercial goods.

The social position of the woman among the Eastern Bororo

The eastern Bororo Orarimogodogue of the eastern plateau of Mato Grosso

The Bororó Indians of Matto Grosso, Brazil

Through the wilderness of Brazil by horse, canoe and float

Space-time of the Bororo of Brazil

Culture summary

Ritual of a Bororo funeral

Kinship system and social structure of the Bororo of Pobojari

Contribution to the study of the social organization of the Bororo Indians

The Bororo

Primitive peoples of Matto Grosso Brazil

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Author	Title	Publication Date
Baldus, Herbert	The social position of the woman among the Eastern Bororo	1937
Colbacchini, Antonio	The eastern Bororo Orarimogodogue of the eastern plateau of Mato Grosso	1942
Cook, William Azel	The Bororó Indians of Matto Grosso, Brazil	1907
Cook, William Azel	Through the wilderness of Brazil by horse, canoe and float	1909
Fabian, Stephen Michael	Space-time of the Bororo of Brazil	1992
Human Relations Area Files	Culture summary	1996
Kozák, Vladimír	Ritual of a Bororo funeral	1963
Levak, Zarko David	Kinship system and social structure of the Bororo of Pobojari	1974
Lévi-Strauss, Claude	Contribution to the study of the social organization of the Bororo Indians	1938
Lowie, Robert Harry	The Bororo	1946
Petrullo, Vincent M.	Primitive peoples of Matto Grosso Brazil	1932

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