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has gloss | eng: Indigenous peoples in Ecuador are the groups of people who were present in what became the South American nation of Ecuador when Europeans arrived. The term also includes their descendants from the time of the Spanish conquest to the present. Their history, which encompasses the last 11,000 years, reaches into the present; 25 percent of Ecuador's population is of indigenous heritage, while another 65 percent is of mixed indigenous and European heritage. Black people, people of Spanish descent, and others make up the remaining 10 percent. |
lexicalization | eng: Indigenous peoples in Ecuador |
subclass of | (noun) (plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively; "old people"; "there were at least 200 people in the audience" people |
has instance | e/CONFENIAE |
has instance | e/Cotocollao Indians |
has instance | e/Tagaeri |
has instance | e/Tetete people |
has instance | e/hr/Aconipa |
has instance | e/hr/Andoa |
has instance | e/hr/Chudavina |
has instance | e/hr/Coronado |
has instance | e/hr/Esmeralda |
has instance | e/hr/Gaye |
has instance | e/hr/Guallpayo |
has instance | e/hr/Guasaga |
has instance | e/hr/Itoromohor |
has instance | e/hr/Malacato |
has instance | e/hr/Mima |
has instance | e/hr/Oñamenane |
has instance | e/hr/Puná |
has instance | e/hr/Quemperi |
has instance | e/hr/Quichua de Imbabura |
has instance | e/hr/Saraguro |
has instance | e/hr/Semigaye |
has instance | e/hr/Siona-Secoya |
has instance | e/hr/Tagaeri |
has instance | e/hr/Taromenane |
has instance | e/hr/Zapa |
has instance | e/hr/Ñihuari |
has instance | e/pt/Abijiras |
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Croatian | |
lexicalization | hrv: Ekvadorski Indijanci |
Portuguese | |
lexicalization | por: Povos indígenas do Equador |
Quechua | |
lexicalization | que: Ikwadurpi Indihina runa llaqtakuna |
Castilian | |
has gloss | spa: Los indígenas (amerindios) crearon culturas, y civilizaciones en Ecuador desde 80,000 a. C. o más temprano. Las distintas y numerosas tribus que existen en Ecuador hoy al igual que antes del contacto europeo, fueron la base de la cultura ecuatoriana. La llegada de los primeros Americanos es confusa e insegura dado que hay varias teorías. La teoría de mayor popularidad, que es tomada por los textos escolares, es la cual explica que nómados asiáticos cruzaron un paso de hielo o tierra congelada debido al deceso del mar, llamado Puente de Beringia durante la época de Glaciación de Würm o Wisconsin. |
lexicalization | spa: Indigenas en Ecuador |
lexicalization | spa: Indígenas en Ecuador |
lexicalization | spa: Pueblos indígenas de Ecuador |
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media:img | Beringia land bridge-noaagov.gif |
media:img | Ecuadorian Girl.jpg |
media:img | Femme Zápara.jpg |
media:img | Figura masculina cultura Bahía (M.Am. Madrid) 01.jpg |
media:img | Vorkolumbische Kulturen.png |
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