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2.1 Pirarucu and harpooner 32
2.2 Fisherman and gurijuba 33
3.1 Indicating the hunter’s house to the caribou. Photographs taken in Arviat, Nunavut, Canada 42
3.2 Indicating the hunter’s house to the caribou. Photographs taken in Arviat, Nunavut, Canada 43
4.1 Map showing the location of the Karitiana Indigenous Land and the two villages where fieldwork was carried 61
4.2 Two Karitiana boys exhibiting a head of a margay they have just hunted, Kyõwã village, 2003 62
4.3 Dopa (the Curupira), one of the Karitiana kida (‘bicho’, monster/beast) 68
5.1 A grandfather stone standing at the edge of raised ground in the midst of moist pastures between Enquelga and Caraguano, settlements in Isluga, northern Chile 89
5.2 In the centre, a male jañachu alpaca has been ritually dressed during a wayñu ceremony with rose-red chimpu fleece tied on his head and along the spine, ear tassels and a neck-piece of pendant cords 91
5.3 A brightly hued tassel, considered to be ritually “sown” (phawaña) in the pasture ground by the llama or alpaca from whose ear it dropped 92
6.1 An elderly woman herder watches her llamas before the annual animal-marking ceremony 102
6.2 Following the snowfall of 2002, a donation of animal fodder is received in San Pablo de Lípez 113
7.1 Abraham Stewart Junior with his dog Oscar 126
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